General Radiographic System

Document : M501-E410
Revision : First edition
GENERAL RADIOGRAPHIC SYSTEM

EZy-Rad Pro
I N S TA L L AT I O N M A N U A L
This service manual is for professional service personnel.

Do NOT use this manual unless you have received proper training.
 Please execute work according to the instruction of this manual
when installing and serving.
 Safety is the one achieved because of the attention of the worker
individual. Please work according to the safety work standard to
secure the safety of a worker and surrounding people.
 Because the repair in the product is dangerous, the person who
takes special training in our company does.
The precautions and prohibitions seen through the manual are classified as follows:
States a direct danger that may cause death or serious injury if

it is not avoided.
States an indirect or potential danger that may cause death or

serious injury if it is not avoided.
States a danger that may cause slight or medium injury or may

cause damage in equipment or fire if it is not avoided.
States the information that helps to use the system correctly.
Record of Revisions
Revision Date Description
First edition Sep.25 2015 Newly created
INSTALLATION INDEX
INSTALLATION I N D E X
1. Introduction
1.1 Introduction ...................................................................................................................... 1-2
2. Outline
2.1 Device Classification ....................................................................................................... 2-2
2.2 Component of Apparatus .................................................................................................. 2-2
2.2.1 Composition ............................................................................................................... 2-2
2.2.2 Package Composition of EZy-Rad Pro ...................................................................... 2-2
2.2.3 Option ......................................................................................................................... 2-3
2.3 External Dimensions and Weight ...................................................................................... 2-4
2.3.1 [A/AH Pack] ................................................................................................................ 2-4
2.3.2 [S/SH Pack] ................................................................................................................ 2-5
2.3.3 [M/MH Pack]............................................................................................................... 2-6
2.4 Power Equipment .............................................................................................................. 2-7
2.5 Environmental Conditions ................................................................................................. 2-8
2.5.1 Conditions of Use ....................................................................................................... 2-8
2.5.2 Transport and Storage Requirements........................................................................ 2-8
3. Installation and connection

3.1 Preparation for Installation of X-ray Radiography Table ................................................... 3-4
3.1.1 Installation Tools ........................................................................................................ 3-4
3.1.2 Unpacking .................................................................................................................. 3-4
3.2 Installation and Assembly of X-ray Radiography Table .................................................... 3-5
3.2.1 EZy-Rad Pro [A/M/AH/MH Pack] ............................................................................... 3-5
3.2.2 EZy-Rad Pro [S/SH Pack] ........................................................................................ 3-10
3.3 Power Cable Connection ................................................................................................ 3-11
3.3.1 EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/M Pack] ...................................................................................... 3-11
3.3.2 EZy-Rad Pro [AH/SH/MH Pack] ............................................................................... 3-12
3.4 Changing Connection According to Power Supply Voltage ............................................ 3-13
3.4.1 EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/M Pack] ...................................................................................... 3-14
3.4.2 EZy-Rad Pro [AH/SH/MH Pack] ............................................................................... 3-15
3.5 Installation of X-Ray High Voltage Generator Control Panel .......................................... 3-16
3.6 Wiring for Various Cables ............................................................................................... 3-20
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3.6.1 X-ray Tube Assembly Connection ........................................................................... 3-20

3.6.2 X-ray Radiography Table Connection ...................................................................... 3-22
3.6.3 X-ray Collimator Connection .................................................................................... 3-23
3.6.4 Interlock Circuit Connection ..................................................................................... 3-24
3.6.5 Indication Lamp of Test Room Connection .............................................................. 3-24
3.6.6 Bucky Connection .................................................................................................... 3-26
3.7 Cabling ............................................................................................................................ 3-27
3.7.1 Cabling X-ray Radiography Table Side.................................................................... 3-27
3.7.2 Processing of The X-ray High Voltage Generator Cabinet ...................................... 3-35
3.8 Mounting Guard (Except EZy-Rad Pro [S/SH Pack]) ..................................................... 3-36
3.9 Placing Symbol Labels .................................................................................................... 3-37
3.9.1 EZy-Rad Pro [A/AH Pack] ........................................................................................ 3-37
3.9.2 EZy-Rad Pro [M/MH Pack] ....................................................................................... 3-39
3.10 Placing Sticker on X-ray High-voltage Generator Cabinet............................................ 3-41
3.11 Placing Labels of Cassette Size and
X-ray Irradiation Field Adjustment Direction ................................................................ 3-42
3.12 Mounting Decorative Cover (Except EZy-Rad Pro [S/SH Pack]) ................................. 3-43
3.13 Grounding the Table Grounding (Except EZy-Rad Pro [S/SH Pack]) .......................... 3-43
3.14 Grounding the Table Cassette Tray (Except EZy-Rad Pro [S/SH Pack]) ..................... 3-43
3.15 Placing Grid ASSY Label (Except EZy-Rad Pro [S/SH Pack]) ..................................... 3-44
3.16 Fixing X-ray High-Voltage Generator Cabinet .............................................................. 3-45
4. Operation Check and Adjustment

4.1 Preparations ...................................................................................................................... 4-3
4.1.1 Equipment Required for Adjustments ........................................................................ 4-3
4.2 Power ON .......................................................................................................................... 4-4
4.3 Initial Setting ...................................................................................................................... 4-5
4.4 X-ray Radiography Table Adjustment ............................................................................... 4-6
4.4.1 Alignment for Horizontal Radiography ....................................................................... 4-6
4.4.2 Vertical Adjustment of Column ................................................................................... 4-7
4.4.3 X-ray Center Alignment .............................................................................................. 4-8
4.5 Confirmation of Operation and Adjustment ..................................................................... 4-11
4.5.1 Ready Operation ...................................................................................................... 4-11
4.5.2 Confirmation of Wave Form of Tube Voltage .......................................................... 4-11
4.6 Adjustment and Check of Tube Current.......................................................................... 4-13
4.6.1 Adjustment of Tube Current ..................................................................................... 4-13
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4.7 X-ray Tube Aging ............................................................................................................ 4-13

4.8 Adjustment of Calculated Dose Area Product Display Function ..................................... 4-14
4.9 Setting of One-touch Guide ............................................................................................ 4-14
4.10 Setting of Exposure Counter ......................................................................................... 4-14
4.11 Cautions on Replacement of X-ray Tube Assembly and X-ray Collimator ................... 4-15
4.11.1 EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/AH/SH Pack] ............................................................................ 4-15
4.11.2 EZy-Rad Pro [M/MH Pack] ..................................................................................... 4-15
4.12 Inspection ...................................................................................................................... 4-16
5. Initial Setting and Adjustment Mode

5.1 Setting Various Switch on PCB ......................................................................................... 5-2
5.1.1 How to Use DIP SW of NEX-SH PCB
in X-ray High-voltage Generator Cabinet. ................................................................. 5-2
5.1.2 How to Use Jumper Switch of X CONT-2007 PCB
in X-ray High Voltage Generator Cabinet. ................................................................ 5-5
5.2 Initial Setting ...................................................................................................................... 5-7
5.2.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................ 5-7
5.2.2 How to Enter Initial Setting Mode. .............................................................................. 5-7
5.2.3 Setting of Radiography Technique, Photo-timer,
and One-touch Guide to Technique Keys. ................................................................ 5-7
5.2.4 How to Register Initial Setting Data and Quit Initial Setting Mode ........................... 5-12
5.3 Adjustment Mode ............................................................................................................ 5-13
5.4 Tube Current Adjustment ................................................................................................ 5-14
5.4.1 Tube Current two-point Adjusting Mode .................................................................. 5-16
5.4.2 Tube Current each-point Adjustment Mode ............................................................. 5-19
5.4.3 Initialization of FVR Value ........................................................................................ 5-23
5.5 Calculated Dose Area Product Display Function Adjustment Mode ............................... 5-24
5.5.1 Introduction .............................................................................................................. 5-24
5.5.2 Adjustment ............................................................................................................... 5-24
5.6 Exposure Counter Mode ................................................................................................. 5-37
5.7 Date and Time Setting Mode .......................................................................................... 5-38
5.8 Error Log Display Mode .................................................................................................. 5-40
6. Option
6.1 Photo Timer Unit ............................................................................................................... 6-2
6.1.1 Outline ........................................................................................................................ 6-2
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6.1.2 Specifications ............................................................................................................. 6-2

6.1.3 Installation .................................................................................................................. 6-3
6.1.4 Connection of Photo-timer Receptor.......................................................................... 6-5
6.1.5 Initial Setting ............................................................................................................. 6-10
6.1.6 Adjustment ............................................................................................................... 6-15
6.1.7 Others ...................................................................................................................... 6-23
6.2 Hand Held X-ray Switch .................................................................................................. 6-24
6.2.1 Outline ...................................................................................................................... 6-24
6.2.2 Specifications ........................................................................................................... 6-24
6.2.3 Installation ................................................................................................................ 6-24
6.3 200 mAs Unit (EZy-Rad Pro AH/SH/MH Pack) .............................................................. 6-25
6.3.1 Outline ...................................................................................................................... 6-25
6.3.2 Specifications ........................................................................................................... 6-25
6.3.3 Installation ................................................................................................................ 6-25
6.3.4 Setting of NEX-SH PCB ........................................................................................... 6-25
6.4 Dose Area Product Meter................................................................................................ 6-26
6.4.1 Outline ...................................................................................................................... 6-26
6.4.2 Installation ................................................................................................................ 6-26
6.4.3 Dose Area Product Meter Adjustment Mode ........................................................... 6-29
6.5 Communication Unit ........................................................................................................ 6-31
6.5.1 Components ............................................................................................................. 6-31
6.5.2 Initial Setting ............................................................................................................. 6-31
6.5.3 Cable Connection ..................................................................................................... 6-31
6.5.4 Operation Check ...................................................................................................... 6-33
6.5.5 Communication Specifications ................................................................................. 6-33
6.5.6 Details of Transmitted Text ...................................................................................... 6-34
6.5.7 Communication Sequence ....................................................................................... 6-39
6.5.8 Details of Transmitted Text ...................................................................................... 6-40
6.6 Wooden Tabletop ............................................................................................................ 6-53
6.6.1 Outline ...................................................................................................................... 6-53
6.6.2 Installation of table top ............................................................................................. 6-53
6.7 Soft Tabletop ................................................................................................................... 6-55
6.7.1 Outline ...................................................................................................................... 6-55
6.7.2 Installation ................................................................................................................ 6-55
6.8 FPD Mounting Kit ............................................................................................................ 6-57
6.8.1 Outline ...................................................................................................................... 6-57
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6.8.2 Installation ................................................................................................................ 6-57

6.8.3 Connection to Digital Radiography Unit ................................................................... 6-57
6.8.4 Operation Check for Digital Radiography Unit ......................................................... 6-57
6.8.5 Connection to Radiography Stand ........................................................................... 6-57
7. Specifications
7.1 X-ray Radiography Table .................................................................................................. 7-2
7.1.1 HR-100(U) [A/AH Pack] ............................................................................................. 7-2
7.1.2 HR-100V(U) [S/SH Pack] ........................................................................................... 7-2
7.1.3 HR-100M(U) [M/MH Pack] ......................................................................................... 7-3
7.2 X-ray Tube Assembly 1.2U161CS-31 ............................................................................... 7-4
7.3 X-ray Collimator R-20CA................................................................................................... 7-6
7.4 X-ray High Voltage Generator ........................................................................................... 7-7
7.4.1 UD125P-C-PRO (16 kW) [A/S Pack] ......................................................................... 7-7
7.4.2 UD125P-C2-PRO (20 kW) [M Pack] ........................................................................ 7-10
7.4.3 UD125P-CH-PRO (16 kW) [AH Pack] ..................................................................... 7-13
7.4.4 UD125P-CH2-PRO (20 kW) [MH Pack] ................................................................... 7-16
7.5 Operation Panel .............................................................................................................. 7-19
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MAINTENANCE I N D E X
1. Adjustment of X-ray High-voltage Generator
1.1 Precautions .................................................................................................................... M1-2
1.1.1 Introduction ............................................................................................................. M1-2
1.1.2 Precautions for Adjustments ................................................................................... M1-2
1.2 Preparations for Test Operation (1) ............................................................................... M1-4
1.2.1 Preparations for EZy-Rad Pro [A/S Pack] ............................................................... M1-4
1.2.2 Preparations for EZy-Rad Pro [M Pack].................................................................. M1-4
1.2.3 Preparations for EZy-Rad Pro [AH/SH Pack] ......................................................... M1-4
1.2.4 Preparations for EZy-Rad Pro [MH Pack] ............................................................... M1-4
1.3 Adjustment of Tube Voltage ........................................................................................... M1-5
1.4 Adjustment of mAs ......................................................................................................... M1-8
1.5 Check of Filament Heating ............................................................................................. M1-9
1.6 Adjustment of Charge Voltage ..................................................................................... M1-10
1.6.1 EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/M Pack] ................................................................................... M1-10
1.6.2 EZy-Rad Pro [AH/SH/MH Pack] ............................................................................ M1-11
1.7 Check of Tube Voltage and Adjustment of Tube Current ............................................ M1-12
1.7.1 EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/AH/SH Pack] ........................................................................... M1-12
1.7.2 EZy-Rad Pro [M/MH Pack] .................................................................................... M1-14
2. Error Code List

2.1 Warning Messages ........................................................................................................ M2-2
2.2 Fault Messages .............................................................................................................. M2-3
3. PC Maintenance Function
3.1 Introduction .................................................................................................................... M3-2
3.2 Requirement Tools for PC maintenance ........................................................................ M3-2
3.3 Setup of Tera-Term ........................................................................................................ M3-3
3.4 Data Backup (Download) ............................................................................................... M3-6
3.4.1 Start of Downloading ............................................................................................... M3-6
3.5 Data Restoration (Upload) ........................................................................................... M3-13
3.5.1 Start of Uploading ................................................................................................. M3-13
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4. Maintenance and Cleaning

4.1 Cleaning and Disinfections............................................................................................. M4-2
4.1.1 Cleaning .................................................................................................................. M4-2
4.1.2 How to Cleaning and Disinfections ......................................................................... M4-2
4.1.3 Notes in the case of taking over, return of apparatus etc. ...................................... M4-3
4.2 Periodic Replacement Parts .......................................................................................... M4-5
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APPENDIX INDEX
APPENDIX I N D E X
1. Updating Software for NEX-SH PCB
1.1 Introduction .....................................................................................................................A1-2
1.2 Setting NEX-SH PCB ......................................................................................................A1-2
1.3 Setting PC .......................................................................................................................A1-3
1.4 Back up of S/W ...............................................................................................................A1-3
1.5 Updating S/W ..................................................................................................................A1-4
1.6 Recovery of S/W .............................................................................................................A1-6
1.7 Initialization and Operation Check of NEX-SH PCB .......................................................A1-7
2. Equipment Drawing
1.1 EZy-Rad Pro [A / M / AH / MH Pack] ............................................................................A2-2
1.2 EZy-Rad Pro [AH / MH Pack] ........................................................................................A2-3
3. Setting for Grid Oscillation with CR Connected

3.1 Introduction .....................................................................................................................A3-2
3.2 Connecting CR ................................................................................................................A3-2
3.3 Connecting X-ray Radiography Stand ............................................................................A3-2
3.4 Setting Operation of Radiography Stand ........................................................................A3-2
3.5 Operation Check of Grid Oscillation of X-ray Radiography Stand ..................................A3-2
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Chapter 1
1
Introduction
Chapter Contents
1.1 Introduction
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1. Introduction
1 Introduction
1.1 Introduction
This manual describes the installation of EZy-Rad Pro.
Install and adjust the apparatus in accordance with the steps described in this manual.
Before installing the equipment, check the items described in “2 Outline” Then follow the
procedures described in “3 Installation and Connection” and “4 Operation Check and
Adjustment”.
The tube current is not adjusted at the factory.

Adjust the tube current during installation in accordance with the sections
specified above.
Do NOT modify the equipment without permission.
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Chapter 2
2
Outline
Chapter Contents
2.1 Device Classification

2.2 Component of Apparatus
2.3 External Dimensions and Weight
2.4 Power Equipment
2.5 Environmental Conditions
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2 Outline
2 Outline
2.1 Device Classification
Class of protection against electric chock : Class I
Type of protection against electric impact : Type B
Level of protection against water penetration : Normal device
Safety level of use in air, flammable : Not suitable for use
anesthetic gas, or oxygen/nitrogen
monoxide, flammable anesthetic gas
Operation mode : Continuous operation with intermittent load

2.2.1 Composition
EZy-Rad Pro is composed of five following units.
・ X-ray Radiography Table
・ X-ray High Voltage Generator Cabinet
・ X-Ray High Voltage Generator Control Panel
・ X-ray Tube Assembly
・ X-ray Collimator
2.2.2 Package Composition of EZy-Rad Pro

EZy-Rad Pro has six packages as follows:
Power Voltage /
X-ray X-ray Tube
X-ray Tube X-ray High Voltage Frequency /
Package Radiography Assembly /
Support Generator / Rating Short time
Table Collimator
Consumption
1 A Pack HR-100 (U) 1φ 200/220/230/

UD125P-C-PRO /
240V, 50/60Hz
16kW
2 S Pack - HR-100V(U) 30kVA
1φ 200/220/230/
UD125P-C2-PRO /
3 M Pack HR-110M (U) 240V, 50/60Hz
20kW 1.2U161CS-31 /
50kVA
R-20CA
4 AH Pack HR-100(U)
UD125P-CH-PRO / 1φ 100/110/120/
16kW 200/220/230/
5 SH Pack - HR-100V(U)
240V, 50/60Hz
UD125P-CH2-PRO / 3.0kVA
6 MH Pack HR-110M (U)
20kW
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2.2.3 Option
EZy-Rad Pro has the options listed below. For each installation, see the appropriate
section in “6 Options”.
・ Photo Timer
・ Hand held X-ray switch
・ 200 mAs unit (EZy-Rad Pro AH / MH Pack)
・ Dose Area Product Meter
・ Communication unit
・ Wooden table top
・ Soft table top
・ FPD mounting kit
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2 Outline

2.3.1 [A/AH Pack]
X-ray high voltage generator control panel
: 1.1 kg ±0.2 kg
Mainframe weight (including X-ray high voltage generator cabinet)
A Pack : 240 kg ±10 kg
AH Pack : 265 kg ±10 kg
: 290 kg ±10 kg (with 200 mAs option)
Room size
: 1800 mm x 2700 mm (Three-mat size)
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2.3.2 [S/SH Pack]

: 1.1 kg ±0.2 kg
S Pack : 175 kg ±10 kg
SH Pack : 195 kg ±10 kg
Room size
: 1800 mm x 2700 mm (Recommended)
: 1350 mm x 200 mm (Minimum size)
: Ceiling height 2050 mm
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2 Outline
2.3.3 [M/MH Pack]

: 1.1 kg ±0.2 kg
M Pack : 240 kg ±10 kg
MH Pack : 265 kg ±10 kg
: 290 kg ±10 kg (with 200 mAs option)
Room size
: 1800 mm x 2700 mm (Three-mat size)
: Ceiling height 2050 mm
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2.4 Power Equipment
2.4 Power Equipment
Item A/S Pack M Pack AH / MH Pack

System Single phase AC
Frequency 50 Hz or 60 Hz
Standard voltage, 200 V 10% : 200 V 10% : 100 V  10% : 0.5 Ω max
allowable voltage 0.12 Ω max 0.10 Ω max 110 V  10% : 0.5 Ω max
variation with no load, 220 V 10% : 220 V 10% : 120 V  10% : 0.5 Ω max
and power source 0.12 Ω max 0.10 Ω max 200 V  10% : 2.0 Ω max
impedance 230 V 10% : 230 V 10% : 220 V  10% : 2.0 Ω max
0.12 Ω max 0.10 Ω max 230 V  10% : 2.0 Ω max
240 V 10% : 240 V 10% : 240 V  10% : 2.0 Ω max
0.12 Ω max 0.10 Ω max
Relation between the See attached See attached
length of inlet wire and table. (No.1 and 2) table. (No.3)
cross section area to
transformer capacity
Safety Type Either of (1) or (2)
device (1) Knife switch and fuse
(2) Circuit breaker
Capacity Over 60 A Over 75 A Over 20 A
Rated shut-off 50 A 75 A 20 A
current of fuse
or wiring
shutter
Grounding terminal Class D ground
Grounding resistance: less than 100 Ω
Relation between the length of inlet wire and cross section area to transformer
capacity
Relation between the length (m) of inlet wire
2
Transformer and cross section area (mm )
NO. Less Remarks
capacity 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
than
10m m m m m m m m m m
1 15 kVA (single phase) 14 14 22 38 38 60 60 60 60 60
A/S Pack
2 20 kVA (single phase) 14 14 22 22 38 38 38 60 60 60
3 25 kVA (single phase) 22 22 22 38 38 38 38 60 60 60 M Pack
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2 Outline
2.5 Environmental Conditions

2.5.1 Conditions of Use
Temperature : +10 to +40°C
Relative humidity : 30 to 85% (no condensation)
Atmospheric pressure : 700 to 1060 hPa (700 to 1060 mba)
Atmospheric conditions : The atmosphere must be free of explosive and
corrosive gases.
2.5.2 Transport and Storage Requirements

a) Transport and storage up to 15 week
Temperature : -10 to +60°C
corrosive gases.
b) Storage in excess of 15 week
Temperature : -10 to +40°C
corrosive gases.
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Chapter 3
3
Installation and Connection
Chapter Contents
3.1 Preparation for Installation of X-ray Radiography Table
3.2 Installation and Assembly of X-ray Radiography Table
3.3 Power Cable Connection
3.4 Changing Connection According to Power Supply

Voltage
3.5 Installation of X-Ray High-voltage Generator Control

Panel
3.6 Wiring for Various Cables
3.7 Cabling
3.8 Mounting Guard (Except EZy-Rad Pro [S/SH Pack])
3.9 Placing Symbol Labels
3.10 Placing Sticker on X-ray High-voltage Generator Cabinet
3.11 Placing Labels of Cassette Size and X-ray Irradiation

Field Adjustment Direction
3.12 Mounting Decorative Cover (Except EZy-Rad Pro [S/SH

Pack])
3.13 Grounding the Table Grounding (Except EZy-Rad Pro

[S/SH Pack])
3.14 Grounding the Table Cassette Tray (Except EZy-Rad Pro

[S/SH Pack])
3.15 Placing Grid ASSY Label (Except EZy-Rad Pro [S/SH

Pack])
3.16 Fixing X-ray High-voltage Generator Cabinet
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3 Installation and Connection
Before installing the system, read “2 Outline” for understanding.
Check installation environment (2.5)
Prepare installation of X-ray radiography table (3.1)
Install and assemble X-ray radiography table (3.2)
Connect power cable (3.3)
Change connection according to power supply voltage (3.4)
In case of no option
Incorporate 200 mAs unit option [AH/SH/MH Pack] (6.3)
Install X-ray high-voltage generator control panel and connect cable (3.5)
Mount hand held X-ray switch option (6.2) In case of no option
Connect X-ray tube assembly (3.6.1)
Connect X-ray radiography table (3.6.2)
Connect X-ray collimator (3.6.3)
Connect Dose Are Product Meter (option) (6.4) In case of no option
Connect interlock circuit (3.6.4)
Mount photo-timer (option) (6.1) In case of no option
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Cabling (3.7)
Mount guard (Except EZy-Rad Pro [S/SH Pack]) (3.8)
Adhere Symbol Labels (3.9)
Place sticker on X-ray high-voltage generator cabinet (3.10)
Mount decorative cover (except EZy-Rad Pro [S/SH Pack]) (3.12)
Connect to table grounding (3.13)
Connect to cassette tray grounding (3.14)
Fixing X-ray High-voltage generator cabinet (3.16)
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3.1 Preparation for Installation of X-ray Radiography Table

3.1.1 Installation Tools
Prepare the following tools before starting installation.
(1) Electrical drill
(2) Concrete drill (to process prepared holes foe M6 anchors)
(3) Level
(4) Measuring tape
(5) L-shaped hexagon rod spanner (each size)
(6) Phillips type screw diver
(7) Digital voltmeter (referred to as D.V.M on tester hereafter)
(8) Hexagon spanner (each size)
(9) Hole-in anchor (M6)*
* It is attached to X-ray radiography table.
(10) LOCTITE 243
(11) Dosimeter
(12) Oscilloscope
3.1.2 Unpacking
This unit is disassembled into the following components.
(1) X-ray tube holder column
(2) Rail
(3) Radiography table
(4) Operation handle
(5) Accessories for installation
Note: During unpacking, make sure that abnormality is not detected in any part.
Especially, check whether break and rust are not detected in element wires of wire
ropes.
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3.2.1 EZy-Rad Pro [A/M/AH/MH Pack]
3.2.1.1 Marking on Floor and Drilling
(1) Mark rail mounting holes and table mounting holes on the floor in accordance with
the equipment drawing.
(2) Drill holes on the floor using a concrete drill, and strike anchors offered as
accessories of the unit.
3.2.1.2 Attaching Rail

(1) Attach a rail to anchors in 3.2.1. While attaching the rail, adjust levelness of the
rail by using shims offered as accessories.
3.2.1.3 Setting Column

(1) Attach the column in front of the rail and stand it on the rail as shown below.
Do not hold the carriage.
Support the column.

Set the column
on the rail
Fig. 3.2.1
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3.2.1.4 Attaching Table

(1) Attach the connecting fittings on the both side of the rail.
(2) Grounding the Table Grounding Let rear legs of the table touch the connecting
fittings, and temporarily fix them with M8 bolts offered as accessories. And adjust
levelness of the table by using shims offered as accessories.
M8 bolt
Connecting fitting
Rail
Fig. 3.2.2
3.2.1.5 Connecting Column and Table

(1) Connecting the column and the table by using the bearing mount.
Hexagon socket head cap screw M612

Plain washer M6
Spring washer M6
Fig. 3.2.3
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(2) Adjust the bolt of connecting fitting, so that the column stands vertically.
Bolt rotation direction
Colum inclination direction
Adjust the bolt
Support Tightening this bolt inclines

point of the the column toward the other
column side of the table.
Fig. 3.2.4
(3) Fix the table securely to the floor.
3.2.1.6 Attaching X-ray Tube Assembly and X-ray Collimator

(1) Turn the X-ray tube assembly mounting bracket by 180° as shown in the figure,
then attach X-ray tube assembly mounting rings.
Use four socket head cap

Bolts (M8 X 25) attached to
the holding arm.
Fig.3.2.5
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(2) Put the X-ray tube assembly on one ring, and fix it with the other ring.
Fig. 3.2.6
(3) Put the operation handle mounting plate and the X-ray collimator mounting ring on
the X-ray tube assembly mounting face, then fix them with four countersunk head
screws offered as accessories.
Attach LOCTITE 243 on the screws.
Fig.3.2.7
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(4) Put the X-ray collimator on its mounting ring, and fix it with screws offered as
accessories.
Attach LOCTITE 243 on the screws.
Hex socket head
screw M4x16
with washer
(one piece)
Countersunk head
screw M4x20
(three pieces)
Fig. 3.2.8
Fig. 3.2.9
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(5) Move the operation handle, and fix the collimator with four screws from the upper
hole.
Hex socket head

screw M4x16
(four pieces)
Fig. 3.2.10
(6) Fasten the screw on another side of the operation handle to fix the handle.
(7) Let the X-ray tube assembly face just downward.
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3.2.2 EZy-Rad Pro [S/SH Pack]

3.2.2.1 Marking-Off on Floor and Drilling
(1) Mark off the column mounting hole on the floor by reference to the figure below.
(2) Drill a hole on the floor using a concrete drill, and drive an accessory anchor to the
floor.
3.2.2.2 Mounting Column

(1) Mount the base plate to the anchor driven in 3.2.2.1.
(2) Mount the column onto the base plate.
Hex socket head screw

M8x16 (four pieces)
Base plate
Hex socket head

screw M8x25
(two pieces)
Fig.3.2.11
3.2.2.3 Mounting X-ray Tube Support and Collimator

For mounting the X-ray tube support and the collimator, see 3.2.1.6.
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Before connecting cables, turn off the power supply and open the knife switch or
circuit breaker on the power supply unit.
3.3.1 EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/M Pack]

(1) Power cable UD-PC (565-12993-10) φ24 AWG #6 three-core 11m
Power supply Cable X-ray high-voltage generator cabinet
Single - Phase U L1 L1
NFB
power supply V L2 L2
Grounding terminal E E Grounding terminal
Grounding Connect the power supply

terminal cable to (NFB)
Top view
Fig. 3.3.1
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3.3.2 EZy-Rad Pro [AH/SH/MH Pack]
Do not unplug the device from the outlet by pulling on the power cable.
Otherwise, the power cable may be damaged.
Plug for 100 V power supply is attached to power cable at the factory.
Change a plug according to the power supply terminal.
(1) Power Code PCH (565-12993-10) φ13.1 AWG #12 11m

Power supply Cable X-ray high-voltage generator cabinet
L1
Three-outlet NFB
Three - pronged outlet L2
attachment
E Grounding terminal
Connect the power supply

cable to (NFB)
Grounding
terminal
Top view
Fig. 3.3.2
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3.4 Changing Connection According to Power Supply Voltage
Be sure to change the connection according to the power supply voltage in the
installation site as described in this section.
The connections must be changed according to the power supply voltage.

The model and power supply voltage to be changed is listed below.
Model Supply voltage Details

EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/M Pack] Single phase 200 - 240 V See “3.4.1”
Single phase 100 - 120 V
EZy-Rad Pro [AH/SH/MH Pack] See “3.4.2”
Single phase 200 - 240 V
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3.4 Changing Connection According to Power Supply Voltage

(1) Change to each terminal
Change the input lead connection to terminal block X1 and transformers T2 inside X-ray
high-voltage generator cabinet to the supply voltage, as described in the table below
Terminal block X1 T2
Supply voltage P1 P2 T2-0 T2-2
terminal terminal terminal terminal
240 V ±10% A0 A240 0 240
Single – phase 230 V ±10% A10 A240 0 230
200 V 220 V ±10% A0 A220 0 220
200 V ±10% A0 A200 0 200
The default factory connection s are made for Single-phase 200 V .
Terminal block
X1
Top view
Transformer
T2
Front view
Fig. 3.4.1
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(1) Change to each terminal
Change the input lead connection to terminal block X1 and transformers T2 inside X-ray
high-voltage generator cabinet to the supply voltage, as described in the table below
Terminal block X1 T2
Supply voltage P1 P2 T2-0 T2-2
terminal terminal terminal terminal
240 V ±10% A0 A240 0 240
Single - phase 230 V ±10% A-10 A240 0 230
200 V 220 V ±10% A0 A220 0 220
200 V ±10% A0 A200 0 200
120 V ±10% A0 A120 0 120
Single - phase
110 V ±10% A-10 A120 0 110
100V
100 V ±10% A0 A100 0 100
The default factory connections are made for single – phase 100V.
Terminal block
X1
TOP view
Transformer
T2
Front view
Fig. 3.4.2
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3.5 Installation of X-Ray High-voltage Generator Control Panel

(1) Remove the rear cover as follows.
X-Ray high-voltage
generator control panel
Rear cover
Fig. 3.5.1
(2) Fix the rear cover removed in (1) where the X-ray high-voltage generator control panel is
mounted, such as on wall.
Fig. 3.5.2
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(3) Connect the cable JSP and panel earth cable as follows.
Panel Earth Cable Shield wire of Cable JSP
Screw of
Cable JSP
Fig. 3.5.3
Cable JSP (562-20698-12) φ11 50-core with shield 12m

X-Ray high-voltage generator
Cable X-ray high-voltage generator cabinet
control panel
JSP JSP JSP JSP XCONT-2007 PCB
Grounding terminal GND GND Grounding terminal
Panel Earth Cable (572-70103) AWG #12 12.5m

X-Ray high-voltage generator
Cable X-ray high-voltage generator cabinet
control panel
Grounding terminal GND GND Grounding terminal
Use accessory cable clamps to fix the cable JSP and panel earth cable.
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(4) Use the DOSE ground cable to connect the grounding terminal of the dosimeter to that of
the X-ray high-voltage generator control panel.
DOSE
ground cable
X’SY7 seg board

ASSY
Protection grounding
terminal
Fig. 3.5.4
(5) Use DOSE DISP cable to connect CN1 of X’SY7 seg board ASSY to JDOSE on the X
CONT-2007 PCB inside the X-ray high-voltage generator cabinet, and then fix the cable
at two positions with insulok cable ties.
(6) Connect one side of GND of DOSE DISP cable to the grounding terminal on PCB inside
the X-ray high-voltage generator control panel, and another side of GND to the
(upper-right of) X CONT-207 PCB by fastening together with the X CONT-207 PCB fixing
bolt.
Connector CN1
Functional grounding
terminal
Fix two positions with

insulok cable ties.
Fig. 3.5.5
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(7) Mount the X-ray high-voltage generator control panel on the rear cover fixed in step (2).
Pass the cable JSP and panel earth

cable through this cut space.
X-Ray high voltage generator control panel
Cable JSP
Fig. 3.5.6
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Connect cables from X-ray radiography table, X-ray tube assembly, X-ray
collimator side.
3.6.1 X-ray Tube Assembly Connection

(1) Low voltage cable (attached to the X-ray tube assembly 1.2U161CS-31)
X-ray high-voltage generator cabinet X-ray tube assembly 1.2U161CS-31
INVERTER UNIT-C1/C2 Connector
JSOUT
PCB JSOUT
Grounding terminal E
(2) Connection of X-ray high-voltage cable

After removing the dust and others on the high-voltage cable, connect it as shown
in the table below in accordance with the “essentials of connection of high-voltage
cable”.
X-ray high-voltage
High-voltage cable X-ray tube assembly
generator cabinet
○
+ Red (+) Red (+) Red (+) Red
○
- White (-) Green (-) Green (-) Green
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High-voltage Cable Connection

(a) Make sure that all power supplies are turned off.
(b) Wipe the cable head and socket with a dry cloth. (Do not use alcohol or other organic
solvents.)
(c) Apply insulating grease thinly (0.2 to 0.3 mm) to the cable head.
(d) Also apply insulating grease thinly (0.2 to 0.3 mm) to the front and rear surfaces of the
packing (named Packing for high-voltage plug in the drawing).
(e) Put the packing to the head of cable head by aligning it on the pins of the head as
shown below, and insert it into the socket.
Replaceable pin Ring flange

Nipple Sleeve
Cable head
Cable
Two
screws
Hex socket head screw

(Loosen before tightening)
Rubber gasket* Split flange

bolt Ring nut
Silicone
packing*
silicone oil
* Silicone oil must be applied to the Attach firmly
rubber gasket and silicone packing
Fig.3.6.1
Replace the packing in a year or so. However, if the cable head is disconnected
for repair or maintenance, the packing must be replaced accordingly.
Beware of electric shocks when disconnecting the high voltage cable.
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(f) Tighten the cable-head tightening ring by hand as far as possible, and fully tighten it
using the prescribed tool (socket clincher P/N: 531-96584). As a guideline, turn the
tightening ring from 1/4 to 1/2 revolution after tightening it by hand.
(g) Tighten the lock screw.
3.6.2 X-ray Radiography Table Connection

Connect X-ray radiography table as follows
X-ray high-voltage generator cabinet X-ray radiography table
Connect to Input/output condition HR-100(U)/100V(U)/110M(U)
X CONT-2007 PCB 24V 24V DC  24V
Terminal block X2 0V 0V DC  24G
Grounding terminal  E
Do not connect any unit other than HR-100(U)/HR-100V(U)/HR-110M(U) to 24V and

0V terminals of terminal block X2 of X CONT-2007 PCB.
The terminal position on the X-ray radiography table is described for EZy-Rad
Pro [A/AH Pack] as a sample. The position for EZy-Rad Pro [M/S/MH/SH
Pack] is also same.
Fig.3.6.2
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3.6.3 X-ray Collimator Connection

Connect X-ray collimator as follows
(1) EZy-Rad Pro [AH/SH/MH Pack]
Collimator cable (565-13083)
X-ray high-voltage generator cabinet X-ray collimator
Connect to R-20CA
INPUT PCH-15 PCB
Connector CN1
Connector JMU
XCONT-2007 PCB
Connector JLOD
Connector JLOD
(2) EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/M Pack]

Collimator Cable (565-13083)
X-ray high-voltage generator cabinet X-ray collimator
Connect to R-20CA
INPUT PC-15 PCB
Connector CN1
Connector JMU
XCONT-2007 PCB
Connector JLOD
Connector JLOD
Connect the Collimator Cable so that is not pulled even if Collimator turns ±45
degrees.
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3.6.4 Interlock Circuit Connection

There is provided an interlock circuit which is connected to the open / close contact point
of the entrance door of X-ray radiographic room and prohibits exposure when the
entrance door opens.
Exposure becomes available while the terminals between DOOR1 and DOOR2 are
short-circuited.
When those not short-circuited, the error code L8 is displayed to disable exposure.
X-ray high-voltage generator cabinet Entrance door
Input / Output Open / Close
Connect to
condition contact point
DOOR1 24V DC
X CONT-2007 PCB
Terminal block X2
DOOR2
3.6.5 Indication Lamp of Test Room Connection

There is provided the terminal which connects the indication lamp of the test room and
can be linked with the power of equipment.
(1) EZy-Rad Pro [AH/SH/MH Pack]
X-ray high-voltage generator cabinet
Connect to Input / Output condition
MG-D (SH-5)
03 NO The terminal ON by turning ON the power
04 to the console (NO terminal)
MG-D
Fig.3.6.3
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The indication lamp must be connected to MG-D (SH-5) at power rating below.
- 100V to 120V, less than 6A
- 200V to 240V, less than 3A
(2) EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/M Pack]

X-ray high-voltage generator cabinet
MG-L (SC-N2)
43 The terminal ON by turning ON the power
44 to the console (NO terminal)
31 The terminal OFF by turning ON the power

32 to the console (NC terminal)
MG-L
Fig.3.6.4
The indication lamp must be connected to MG-L (SC-N2) at power rating below.
- 100V to 120V, 6A or less
- 200V to 240V, 3A or less
3.6.6 Bucky Connection

There are following two electrical systems for connection. Set the destination in the
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initial setting mode. (See “5.2 Initial Setting”.)
(1) Connection to the terminal X2 on X CONT-2007 PCB (Code 2)

X-ray high-voltage generator
X CONT-2007 PCB
Terminal X2
1B22 X-RAY operation

1B2 output terminal
24VDC
1B11 X-RAY OK
1B1 input circuit
(2) Connection to the terminal X3 on X CONT-2007 PCB (Code 3)

X-ray high-voltage generator
X CONT-2007 PCB
Terminal X3
2B22 X-RAY operation

2B2 output terminal
24VDC
2B11 X-RAY OK
2B1 input circuit
When performing the grid oscillation in combination with the radiography stand
by SHIMADZU, use the terminal X3 and short-circuit JP5 and JP6 on XCONT PCB
to 1 and 2
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3.7 Cabling
For details of connection destination, see "3.6 Wiring for Various Cables".
In wiring between the X-ray radiography table, tube support, and collimator, and
the X-ray high-voltage generator cabinet, the cable must be connected from the
X-ray radiography table, tube support, and collimator.
3.7.1 Cabling X-ray Radiography Table Side

3.7.1.1 EZy-Rad Pro [S/SH Pack]
(1) See the wiring figures below to connect the high-voltage cable and the low voltage
cable of the X-ray tube assembly, the collimator cable, and the operation handle
cable. Fix the cables with proper margin to avoid application of an excessive force
to them when driving the holding arm from the highest position to the lowest
position.
Make a margin of collimator cable Fix the cable by cable clamp Bind the cables
so that the collimator can turn ±45 offered as accessories. with the plate.
degrees. Fig. 3.7.1 Fig. 3.7.2
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3.7 Cabling
3.7.1.2 EZy-Rad Pro [A/AH Pack]

cable. Fix the cables with proper margin to avoid application of an excessive force
to them when driving the holding arm from the highest position to the lowest
position.
Make a margin of collimator cable Fix the cable by cable clamp Bind the cables
so that the collimator can turn ±45 offered as accessories. with the plate.
degrees.
Fig. 3.7.3 Fig. 3.7.4
Photo timer cable

(option)
Route the cable this side.
Fig. 3.7.5
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(2) Route the cables to the X-ray high-voltage generator cabinet through the bearing
mount.
Photo timer cable (option)

(Photo timer to clump.
Approx 1260mm)
Clump photo timer
cable at rear side
of the cabinet.
Photo timer cable

(Clump to point A. Brake cable
Approx 850mm) Switch cable
(From rear side)
Fig.3.7.6
(3) Make the cables flat and tighten by cable tie. And make the loop as shown in the
photo.
Clump photo timer cable.
Make cable flat

High voltage cable
Low voltage cable
Collimator cable
Power supply cable
Photo timer cable
(option)
Fix the cables at the

Brake cable end of the cable guide.
Switch cable
Fig.3.7.7
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3.7 Cabling
3.7.1.3 EZy-Rad Pro [M/MH Pack]

cable.
(1)-1 Adhere the cable clamp to the collimator lamp cover and clamp the cable.
X-ray Tube Assembly
X-ray Collimator
Cable clamp
Fig. 3.7.8
(1)-2 Sag the collimator cable so that the X-ray collimator can turn 45, and
secure the collimator cable to the cathode high-voltage cable.
Secure a cathode side

High Voltage cable in
cable tie
Collimator cable is
create a sag.
Fig. 3.7.9
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(1)-3 Secure the low-voltage cable and the switch cable to the anode side
high-voltage cable.
Switch cable
Secure here
Low voltage cable Anode side High voltage cable

Fig. 3.7.10
(1)-4 Bundle two lines of the cables which are tied in steps 2 and 3 into one line,
and connect it to the column side face in the length as shown in the figure
below.
Bundle the cables around here
Fig. 3.7.11
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3.7 Cabling
Approximately 1 m
Fig. 3.7.12 Secure with a cable tie
(1)-5 Rotate the X-ray tube assembly and move it up and down, back and forth, and
adjust the cable with extra length to prevent straining the cables.
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(2) Pass the cables routed in step (1) into the bearing mount from the bottom of the
column, and route them to the X-ray high-voltage generator cabinet.
Pass the cables into the bearing mount.
Brake cables for vertical movement

and lateral movement (connected to
the terminal box)
Fig. 3.7.13
Clamp the cable to the bearing

mount using cable clamps
Fig. 3.7.14
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3.7 Cabling
(3) Bundle the cables using cable ties, which are offered as accessories, into a flat
shape as shown below and route it from the end of the bearing mount to the cable
port on the control cabinet.
Power Cable clump
supply
High voltage High voltage

Low cable
cable voltage Collimator
cable cable
Fig. 3.7.15
Fig. 3.7.16 Cable ties
(4) Mounting the cable cover

When the cables are correctly routed, put the cable cover on the anode
side of the X-ray tube assembly to the bottom of the column.
Fix the cable on the column with insulok cable ties.
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3.7.2 Processing of The X-ray High-voltage Generator Cabinet

After finishing the connection of the cables, fix the cables at the cable exit of the X-ray
high-voltage generator cabinet.
(1) Fix the power cable with a cable clamp at the bottom holes of the X-ray
(2) Fix the whole cable with the cable strain relief at the cable exit of the X-ray
high-voltage generator cabinet. The cable strain relief should be attached firmly to
prevent entry of small animals such as a mouse.
Power cable
Cable clamp
Fig.3.7.18
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Attach the guard to the L-shaped fixture in the rear of the table
Guard
Secure with binding screw M4

Cable ties
Fig. 3.8.1
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3.9.1 EZy-Rad Pro [A/AH Pack]
Fig. 3.9.1
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(1) Attach the colored belts (purple 2pcs, yellow 2pcs) on the table or the column
shown below.
Attach the belt at the position of

5mm from end of the rail and 5mm
from border of rail and the table top.
Do the same thing for outside.
Fig. 3.9.2
Attach the belt so that the lower end

meets the bearing mount.
Bearing mount
Fig. 3.9.3
(2) Place the longitudinal direction pointer on the rail to indicate the vertical
radiography distance.
Place the pointers so that the distance

between the film and X-ray focus becomes
indicated distance when the center of the
pointer meets the center of the yellow line
on the column.
Fig. 3.9.4
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3.9.2 EZy-Rad Pro [M/MH Pack]

Attach the accessory colored belts and symbol belt labels as shown below.
The placement positions of the symbol label indicating SID for radiography stand should
be specified based on the layout of the radiography stand.
Symbol belt label
Triangle guide
Fig. 3.9.5
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SYMBOL BELT POSITION

(PURPLE)
SCALE LABEL POSITION

(YELLOW)
(PURPLE)
GUIDE POSITION
GUIDE POSITION
Fig. 3.9.6
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3.10 Placing Sticker on X-ray High-voltage Generator Cabinet

Place the logoed sticker of EZy-Rad Pro on the X-ray high-voltage generator cabinet. Align
the sticker with four half shears on the front cover, and place it from the left to right.
Half shear (as a mark) at four positions
Fig. 3.10.1
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3.11 Placing Labels of Cassette Size and X-ray Irradiation Field Adjustment Direct
ion
3.11 Placing Labels of Cassette Size and X-ray Irradiation Field Adjustment Direction
According to the request from a user, place the label of the commonly-used cassette size
and that of rotating direction of X-ray radiography field adjustment knob.
See the table below to place the cassette size label on the scale of SID which is commonly
used by user.
The labels of irradiation field adjustment knob, [Open] and [Close], are put on the position
that is easy to find.
Table 3.11.1 Measurement of cassette size label (in inch or cm)
inch cm
Cassette size
H leaf V leaf H leaf V leaf
label
(on the left) (on the right) (on the left) (on the right)
14”x17” 14 17 36 43
17”x14” 17 14 43 36
14”x14” 14 14 36 36
11”x14” 11 14 28 36
14”x11” 14 11 36 28
10”x12” 10 12 25 30
12”x10” 12 10 30 25
Place the cassette size label to Place the label with the same
the visible position and put the color as the color frame label.
color frame label onto the size Align the black line of the label to
label. the space of scale
14”x17”
Close
14”x17”
Open
Fig. 3.11.1 Label example : SID at 1.2M, 14”x17”
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3.12 Mounting Decorative Cover (Except EZy-Rad Pro [S/SH Pack])

Mount the resin decorative cover to both sides of the table (with sems screw M5 at two
positions). Put the triangle guide that indicates the center position of cassette, at the center
of decorative cover (on both sides).
360mm
Fig. 3.12.1
3.13 Grounding the Table Grounding (Except EZy-Rad Pro [S/SH Pack])
Wire the protective earth cable between the left rear leg of the table and the earth terminal
of the X-ray high-voltage generator cabinet.
3.14 Grounding the Table Cassette Tray (Except EZy-Rad Pro [S/SH Pack])
Wire the protective earth cable between the side of the cassette tray and the earth terminal
of the X-ray high-voltage generator cabinet.
Fig.3.14.1
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3.15 Placing Grid ASSY Label (Except EZy-Rad Pro [S/SH Pack])
3.15 Placing Grid ASSY Label (Except EZy-Rad Pro [S/SH Pack])
Put the labels of grid SID and grid identification number as shown below. Select the SID
label corresponding to the grid to be used, and select the identification number according
to a request from a user.
Grid SID label Grid identification number

Fig. 3.15.1
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3.16 Fixing X-ray High-voltage Generator Cabinet

(1) For EZy-Rad Pro (Except [S/SH Pack])
Fix the X-ray high-voltage generator cabinet using the fixing board that is supplied with
HR-100(U) / 110M(U), as shown below.
HR-100(U) / 110M(U) radiography
table
X-ray high voltage generator cabinet
Cabinet fixing board

(attached to HR-100(U) /
110M(U))
Fig. 3.16.1
(2) For EZy-Rad Pro [S/SH Pack]

(2)-1 Attach four adjustment legs to the bottom of the X-ray high-voltage generator
cabinet while it is placed on the pallet for transportation. To avoid blocking the
movement of wheel by the adjustment leg, set each leg above the wheel.
M10 at two positions
Adjust the height

by rotating
M6 at two positions
Fig. 3.16.2
(2)-2 Lower the adjustment legs below the wheel at the position which the cabinet is
mounted to. Adjust the height of four legs to keep the equipment horizontally to the
floor.
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Chapter 4
4
Operation Check and
Adjustment
Chapter Contents
4.1 Preparations
4.2 Power ON
4.3 Initial Setting
4.4 X-ray Radiography Table Adjustment
4.5 Confirmation of Operation and Adjustment
4.6 Adjustment and Check of Tube Current
4.7 X-ray Tube Aging
4.8 Adjustment of Calculated Dose Area Product Display

Function
4.9 Setting of One-touch Guide
4.10 Setting of Exposure Counter
4.11 Cautions on Replacement of X-ray Tube Assembly and

X-ray Collimator
4.12 Inspection
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4 Operation Check and Adjustment

This chapter describes the operation checks and adjustments required during on-site
installation. If an error occurs on site, or when the readjustment of equipment is needed due to
replacement of PCB or parts, see the Maintenance section.
The tube current of X-ray high voltage generator cabinet is not adjusted at the
factory. Adjust the tube current during installation.
The X-ray high voltage generator cabinet power unit contains electrolytic
capacitors that retain their charge after turning ON electricity.
Before checking the X-ray high voltage generator cabinet after turning ON
electricity, make sure the charging voltage of the main capacitor is completely
discharged after the power-OFF,.
The time required for the voltage of the main capacitor dropping to 5V or less
after the power-OFF, is shown below.
- EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/M Pack] : about 40 seconds
- EZy-Rad Pro [AH/SH/MH Pack] : about 2 minutes
(without 200 mAs option)
- EZy-Rad Pro [AH/SH/MH Pack] : about 3 minutes
(with 200 mAs option)
Never apply a high voltage in the state without the high voltage cable
connection to X-ray tube assembly.
Otherwise, it may cause a unit breakage and a serious accident.
Make sure the unit power is turned OFF when performing a check of the X-ray
high voltage generator cabinet, or connecting or disconnecting the high voltage
cable.
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4.1 Preparations
4.1 Preparations
4.1.1 Equipment Required for Adjustments
(1) Instruments to measure X-ray tube voltage and current
: Calibrated within the past year.
(2) Oscilloscope with memory function : 100 MS/S or more.
(3) Digital voltmeter : Abbreviated as "D.V.M" or "tester".
: Preferably, measuring to 3 decimal places.
: Instrument with 500 V DC range.
(4) Dosimeter
Do not connect the GND terminal in the power plug on the oscilloscope.
Do not simultaneously measure between CH1 and CH2 with a different reference
potential.
Calibrate the probe frequency characteristics and voltage range of the

oscilloscope before adjustments.
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4.2 Power ON
Before the power-ON, make sure that the input of the transformer T1 and T2 in
the X-ray high-voltage generator cabinet is properly connected by the power
supply voltage. And also make sure that all cables are properly connected,
including the connection with X-ray tube assembly.
(1) Turn on the knife switch or circuit breaker on the power supply unit.
(2) Turn on the knife switch in the X-ray high voltage generator cabinet.
(3) Press button of side of X-ray high voltage generator control panel, and turn the power
on, confirm that nothing is wrong with each component of the unit.
(4) After power on, the following is displayed on the X-ray high voltage generator control panel
for about 2 seconds.
(4)-1 EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/M Pack] :
(4)-2 EZy-Rad Pro [AH/SH/MH Pack] :
(5) After power on, confirm that stand-by lamp on the X-ray high voltage generator control
panel comes on.
The lapse of time until the stand-by lamp comes on depends on the type of the unit as
shown below.
(5)-1 EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/M Pack]
Time till the preparatory lamp turns on: About 17 seconds after power on.
(5)-2 EZy-Rad Pro [AH/SH/MH Pack] (without 200mAs option)
Time till the preparatory lamp turns on: About 15 to 30 seconds after power on.
(5)-3 EZy-Rad Pro [AH/SH/MH Pack] (with 200mAs option)
Time till the preparatory lamp turns on: About 30 to 60 seconds after power on.
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4.3 Initial Setting
4.3 Initial Setting
When either of the following options is built in, it is required to make a setting at
the DIP SW of NEX-SH PCB in the X-ray high voltage generator cabinet and the
initial setting mode.
For detailed procedures, see "5.1 Setting Various Switch on PCB" and "5.2
Initial Setting".
(1) Photo-timer option
(2) 200mAs option (Only for EZy-Rad Pro [AH/SH/MH Pack] only)
The initial setting mode has the setting items related to an exposure condition that is
displayed at the power-ON in addition to the setting when combining options. For details,
see "5.2 Initial Setting".
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4.4.1 Alignment for Horizontal Radiography
4.4.1.1 EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/AH/SH Pack]
(1) Make sure that the tension of two wire ropes is equivalent. If there is difference,
remove the pointer cover located in the lower portion of the arms, then adjust the
tension.
Loosen the lower nut, and adjust the tension

with the upper nut.
After adjusting , tighten the lower nut again.
(Double nuts)
Fig. 4.4.1
(2) If the arm vertical movement is not balanced, open the cover located on the side of
the column, then increase or decrease auxiliary weights offered as accessories to
adjust the balance.
Insert the auxiliary weights from this opening.

Fix the weights by using near side nuts.
Fig. 4.4.2
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(1) Make sure that the tension of the two wire ropes is equal. If there is a difference,
remove the carriage cover, and adjust the tension.
① Loosen the locking nut at the end of the wire.
② Turn the internal nut and adjust tension.
③ Tighten the locking nut.
(2) If the vertical arm movement is not balanced, open the carriage cover, then
increase or decrease the auxiliary weights, which are offered as accessories, to
adjust the balance.
Auxiliary weight
Carriage cover
The bottom one is the locking nut
Fig. 4.4.3
4.4.2 Vertical Adjustment of Column

Follow the step (2) in “3.2.1.5 Connecting Column and Table” (2) to adjust the
perpendicularity of the column.
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4.4.3 X-ray Center Alignment

4.4.3.1 Alignment for horizontal radiography
(1) Turn on the collimator lamp and adjust the angle by rotating the X-ray tube
assembly in the mounting rings so that the cross-hairs mark of the X-ray collimator
will not shift in the lateral direction when the X-ray tube assembly is moved up and
down.
Loosen the push screw on the

X-ray tube mounting ring, turn
the X-ray tube assembly and
adjust the angle.
Fig. 4.4.4
(2) If the cross-hairs mark of the X-ray collimator shifts in the longitudinal direction
when the X-ray tube assembly is moved up and down, loosen the socket head cap
screws (4 pcs.) that secure the disc at the end of the arm, and turn the disc slightly
to adjust the angle.
Loosen the fixing bolts on the

disc, turn the disc and adjust the
angle of X-ray tube assembly.
Fig. 4.4.5
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(3) In case of EZy-Rad Pro [M/MH Pack] only, adjust the stopper position of the
telescopic arm until the intersection of the cross-hairs mark comes to the center of
the table top (at the 360-mm position on the 720-mm-wide table top).
Adjust the stopper position of the internal arm.
Fig. 4.4.6
4.4.3.2 Alignment for vertical radiography.

The alignment for vertical radiography explains EZy-Rad Pro [M/MH Pack] for an
example, but even EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/AH/SH Pack] is similar.
(1) Turn the X-ray tube assembly toward the radiography stand and stop it in a
90-degree click stop position.
(2) If the cross-hairs mark of the X-ray collimator shifts in the lateral direction when
the column is moved longitudinally, loosen the socket head cap screws (M8, 6
pcs.) at the bottom of the column, and turn the column slightly for correction.
Fig. 4.4.7
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4.4.3.3 Alignment of light field and X-ray irradiation field

Refer to the operation manual for the X-ray collimator, and align the light field and the
X-ray irradiation field.
4.4.3.4 Alignment of radiography unit

If the X-ray irradiation field and the center of the radiography unit are not aligned in the
longitudinal direction when alignments (1) to (3) are completed, and move the
connecting fittings as shown in the figure for alignment.
When moving in this direction,

the braking position of the radiography
unit can be adjusted.
Connecting unit
Radiography
unit
Connecting fitting
Move the device in this direction when aligning the position in the longitudinal direction.
Fig. 4.4.8
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4.5.1 Ready Operation
(1) Turn ON the power, and confirm that the stand-by lamp comes on.
(2) Execute the Ready operation and confirm that the anode of X-ray tube assembly
rotates.
(3) Continuing Ready operation, confirm that the ready-up lamp comes on about
2 seconds after the Ready operation started.
4.5.2 Confirmation of Wave Form of Tube Voltage

4.5.2.1 EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/AH/SH Pack]
(1) Make sure the power is OFF, and remove the cover of X-ray high-voltage generator
cabinet.
(2) Connect the oscilloscope probe to CP9 TkV on XCONT-2007 PCB in the cabinet.
(3) Turn ON DIP SW S3-8 (adjusting mode) and S2-5 (measured value display), and
turn ON the power again.
(4) Enter the tube current each-point adjusting mode, and set 40 kV, 63 mA, and 32 ms.
(For details, see “5.4.2 Tube Current Each-point Adjusting Mode”.)
(5) Execute Ready and X-ray operation and confirm that the wave form of tube voltage
becomes as shown below.
(6) Check the tube current value and adjust the tube current so that it becomes 60 to
65 mA. (For adjustment procedures, see “5.4.2 Tube Current Each-point Adjusting
Mode”.) This FVR value is used as reference in “4.6.1 Adjusting Tube Current”.
Fig. 4.5.1
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(1) Make sure the power is OFF, and remove the cover of X-ray high-voltage generator
cabinet.
(2) Connect the oscilloscope probe to CP9 TkV on XCONT-2007 PCB in the cabinet.
(3) Turn ON DIP SW S3-8 (adjusting mode) and S2-5 (measured value display), and
turn ON the power again.
(4) Enter the tube current each-point adjusting mode, and set 40 kV, 80 mA, and 32 ms.
(For details, see “5.4.2 Tube Current Each-point Adjusting Mode”.)
(1) Execute Ready and X-ray operation and confirm that the wave form of tube voltage
becomes as shown below.
(2) Check the tube current value and adjust the tube current so that it becomes 76 to
84 mA. (For adjustment procedures, see “5.4.2 Tube Current Each-point Adjusting
Mode”.) This FVR value is used as reference in “4.6.1 Adjusting Tube Current”.
Fig. 4.5.2
The ripple voltage on the tube voltage waveform depends on the condition of
the power supply. Also, the ripple voltage waveform may vary depending on the
type of the using oscilloscope.
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4.6.1 Adjustment of Tube Current
When using X-ray tube assembly for the first time after installing it, or when
using X-ray tube assembly again after not using it for more than one month,
perform its aging after doing the tube current two point adjustment and before
doing the current each point adjustments.
Refer to Section "4.7 X-ray Tube Aging ".
(1) EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/AH/SH Pack]

Enter the tube current each-point adjusting mode, and adjust that each tube current is
within the allowance of ±5 % at each position of tube voltage 40, 60, 80, 100, and 125
kV, and tube current 63, 80, 100, 125, 160, and 200 mA.
(For adjustment procedures, see “5.4.2 Tube Current Each-point Adjusting Mode”.)
(2) EZy-Rad Pro [M/MH Pack]
Enter the tube current each-point adjusting mode, and adjust that each tube current is
within the allowance of ±5 % at each position of tube voltage 40, 60, 80, 100, and 125
kV, and tube current 80, 100, 125, 160, 200 and 250 mA.
(For adjustment procedures, see “5.4.2 Tube Current Each-point Adjusting Mode”.)
4.7 X-ray Tube Aging
When using X-ray tube assembly foe the first time after installing it, or when
using X-ray tube assembly again after not using it for more than month, perform
its aging.
Refer to the Operating Manual of the using X-ray tube assembly.
A common example of the aging is as follows.
Increase the X-ray tube voltage by 10kV from 60kV to 125kV, and apply the following load
twice every 40 seconds for each voltage.
X-ray tube current exposure time product: 10 mAs
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4.8 Adjustment of Calculated Dose Area Product Display Function

The calculated dose area product display function calculates the dose based on the opening
2
degree of the collimator in 0.1 mGy cm , and displays the calculated dose area in the dose
area display of the control panel when the operation of X-ray exposure is ready.
For adjustment procedures, see “5.5 Calculated Dose Area Product Display Function
Adjustment Mode”.
4.9 Setting of One-touch Guide

This function displays exposure guide information suitable for exposure saved in each
anatomical program as follows.
1) Film size (JIS, inch, or centimeters)
2) Grid setting
3) Exposure distance
After selecting the same anatomical program key at twice, the saved exposure guide
information is displayed.
This guide is set to OFF at factory.
For setting procedures, see “5.2.3 Setting of Radiography Technique, Photo-timer, and
One-touch Guide to Technique Keys”.
4.10 Setting of Exposure Counter

The number of exposures is counted with software counter.
Use the total number of exposures to estimate the end of life of the X-ray tube assembly.
Follow the instruction in “5.6 Exposure Counter Mode” to reset the counter.
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4.11 Cautions on Replacement of X-ray Tube Assembly and X-ray Collimator
4.11 Cautions on Replacement of X-ray Tube Assembly and X-ray Collimator

4.11.1 EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/AH/SH Pack]
While the X-ray tube assembly or the X-ray collimator is replaced, the holding arm becomes
light and may unexpectedly move up, which is dangerous.
Make sure to fix the balance weight inside the column by inserting a bolt from the fixing bolt
hole provided on the rear face of the column.
Make sure to fix the weight by M8 bolt.
Fig. 4.10.1

While the X-ray tube assembly or the X-ray collimator is replaced, the holding arm side
becomes light-weight and may unexpectedly move up, which is dangerous.
Make sure to fix the balance weight inside the column by inserting a bolt from the fixing bolt
hole provided on the side of the column.
Bolt hole for securing the weight
Fig. 4.10.2
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4.12 Inspection
(1) After the installation, clean all raceway surfaces and outer circumferences of
bearings.
(2) Spray wire rope lubricant aerosol on the wire ropes.
(3) Make sure that bolts and nuts are not loosened.
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Chapter 5
5
Initial Setting and
Adjustment Mode
Chapter Contents
5.1 Setting Various Switch on PCB
5.2 Initial Setting
5.3 Adjustment Mode
5.4 Tube Current Adjustment
5.5 Calculated Dose Area Product Display Function

Adjustment Mode
5.6 Exposure Counter Mode
5.7 Date and Time Setting Mode
5.8 Error Log Display Mode
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5 Initial Setting and Adjustment Mode

5.1.1 How to Use DIP SW of NEX-SH PCB in X-ray High-voltage Generator Cabinet.
NEX-SH PCB in the X-ray high-voltage generator cabinet has DIP SW S2 and S3.
When setting or selecting the following items, switching DIP SW is required.
(1) Model setting (EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/M/AH/SH/MH Pack])
(2) Selecting the execution of initial setting mode
(3) Option setting
(4) Selecting the execution of adjustment mode
(5) Setting the measured value display function
(6) Initialization of NEX-SH PCB
(7) Setting of Calculated Dose Area Product Display Function
(8) Setting of communication option (DR communication)
The items (1) Model setting and (6) Initialization of NEX-SH PCB are not
required for the usual installation.
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Table 5.1.1 NEX-SH PCB_SW2

NO. Meaning Usual setting Remarks
SW2-1 Not use Always OFF
Depending on EZy-Rad Pro [AH/SH /MH Pack] : ON
SW2-2 Model setting (1)
a model EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/M Pack] : OFF
Measured value ON when the measured value display function
SW2-5 Usually OFF
display function is selected
Depending on EZy-Rad Pro [M/MH Pack] : ON
SW2-6 Model setting (2)
a model EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/AH/SH Pack] : OFF
Communication ON when the communication option is
SW2-7 Usually OFF
option selected.
SW2-8 Initial setting mode Usually OFF ON when Execution initial setting mode
Table 5.1.2 NEX-SH PCB_SW3

NO. Meaning Usual setting Remarks
Initializing When initializing NEX-SH PCB, turn ON this
SW3-1 Usually OFF
NEX-SH PCB switch and SW2-8
Depending on With 200mAs Option : ON
SW3-3 200mAs option
a model Without 20mA Option : OFF
Switching dose
ON when the Dose Area Product Meter option
SW3-5 area calculation Always OFF
is selected.
display
SW3-6 Bucky option Always OFF ON when the bucky option is selected.
SW3-8 Adjustment mode Usually OFF ON when adjustment mode is selected.
Set SW2 and SW3 correctly by following Table 5.1.1 and Table 5.1.2.
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If switching DIP SW during the power of the unit being ON, the changed
setting cannot be reflected. The switch setting becomes enabled by returning
the power ON. After changing the switch setting, turn the power OFF and
return it ON.
SW1 on NEX-SH PCB is a reset switch, which enables the switch setting by
pressing this instead of returning the power.
The location and layout of SW1, SW2, and SW3 on NEX-SH PCB are shown in the figure
below.
NEX-SH
PCB
X CONT-2007 PCB
Fig. 5.1.1
Make sure the order and orientation of SW2 and SW3 are correct.
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5.1.2 How to Use Jumper Switch of X CONT-2007 PCB in X-ray High Voltage Generator
Cabinet.
X CONT-2007 PCB in the X-ray high-voltage generator cabinet has jumper switch from JP1
to JP6. Set each jumper switch as shown in Table 5.1.3.
Table 5.1.3
SW name Short circuit on 1-2 Short circuit on 2-3
Output KC to the terminal X2
JP1 KC output signal (Standard)
(Set when used with FPD)
High voltage trans For D125PH-C / C1 For D125PH-C2

JP2
setting (EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/AH/SH Pack]) (EZy-Rad Pro [M/MH Pack])
3.3 sec
JP3 Master reset time 1.4 sec
(Standard)
Display the message when
Discharge discharge error occurs three Display the message when

JP4
detecting error times. discharge error occurs first time.
(Standard)
Move the grid.

JP5
Grid moving for (Set when used with the
Fix the grid
radiography stand radiography stand unit by
JP6
SHIMADZU)
Be sure to set the appropriate setting to JP2. If not, an error message will be
displayed.
The setting for JP5 should be the same as that for JP6.
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The location and layout of JP1, JP2, and JP3 on XCONT-2007 PCB are shown in the figure
below.
JP5,JP6
JP4
NEX-SH
JP3 PCB
JP2
XCONT-2007 PCB
JP1
Fig. 5.1.2
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5.2 Initial Setting
5.2 Initial Setting

5.2.1 Introduction
Perform the setting below in the initial setting mode, according to the installation at site.
(1) The setting of radiography technique and photo-timer to the technique keys ( ,
, ).
5.2.2 How to Enter Initial Setting Mode.

(1) Turn ON DIP SW2-8 on NEX-SH PCB, and turn the power ON.
(For details of DIP SW, see “5.1 Setting of Various Switch on PCB”.)
(2) Make sure when turning ON the power, “ ” appears on the X-ray
high-voltage generator control panel for three seconds.
(3) When “ ” disappears, the control panel displays the initial setting mode.
5.2.3 Setting of Radiography Technique, Photo-timer, and One-touch Guide to Technique

Keys.
As initial settings, “General radiography (Not equipped with bucky)” for the
radiography technique and “Used” for the use of photo-timer are set to all
technique keys.
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5.2.3.1 Setting Details

(1) Radiography technique
The setting code for the technique is displayed at the ones digit of the tube voltage
display.
Table 5.2.1
Set code Radiography technique
0 Not used
1 General radiography (Not equipped with bucky)
Equipped with bucky
2 (The destination of the bucky I/F is the terminal block X2 on
XCONT-2007 PCB.)
Equipped with bucky
3 (The destination of the bucky I/F is the terminal block X3 on
XCONT-2007 PCB.)
For details of the bucky unit and its connection see “6.6.4 Connection with
X-ray high voltage generator cabinet.
(2) Use of photo-timer

The setting code for use of photo-timer is displayed at the hundreds digit of the
tube current display.
Table 5.2.2
Set code Use of photo-timer
0 Not used.
3 This code is disabled.
5 Used.
For details of the photo-timer, see “6.1 Photo-timer Unit Option”.
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5.2 Initial Setting
(3) Limitation value of DR exposure time

The setting code for DR exposure time is displayed at the tens and hundreds digits
of the tube voltage display.
Table 5.2.3
Exp.time Set code Exp.time Set code Exp.time Set code Exp.time Set code
2.5msec 08 28msec 29 320msec 50 3.6sec 71
4.0msec 12 45msec 33 500msec 54
4.5msec 13 50msec 34 560msec 55
5.0msec 14 56msec 35 630msec 56
5.6msec 15 63msec 36 710msec 57
6.3msec 16 71msec 37 800msec 58
7.1msec 17 80msec 38 900msec 59
8.0msec 18 90msec 39 1.0sec 60
9.0msec 19 100msec 40 1.1sec 61
10msec 20 110msec 41 1.2sec 62
11msec 21 120msec 42 1.4sec 63
12msec 22 140msec 43 1.6sec 64
14msec 23 160msec 44 1.8sec 65
16msec 24 180msec 45 2.0sec 66
18msec 25 200msec 46 2.2sec 67
20msec 26 220msec 47 2.5sec 68
22msec 27 250msec 48 2.8sec 69
25msec 28 280msec 49 3.2sec 70
For change of setting, refer to the specifications for the digital radiography
unit.
(4) One-touch guide

The setting code for one-touch guide function is displayed in the film density
display.
Table 5.2.4
Guide Information
Set code Display of one-touch guide
(Film size)
0 Not displayed -
1 Displayed JIS level
2 Displayed In inches
3 Displayed In centimeters
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5.2.3.2 Setting method

Press the technique key to be set, and confirm that the indicator lamp of the lights up.
(1) Radiography technique
- The set code is displayed at the ones digit of the tube voltage display.
- The set code is changed with the key (+) for changing tube voltage setting.
(By pressing this key, the set code changes from 01230 .....)
(2) Use of photo-timer
- The set code is displayed at the hundreds digit of the tube current display.
- The set code is changed with the key (-) for changing tube current setting.
(By pressing this key, the set code changes from 0350 .....)
(3) Limitation value of DR exposure time
- The set code is displayed at the tens and hundreds digits of the tube voltage
display.
(By pressing this key, the set code increases one by one from 08 to the maximum
code for each model.)
[A/S Pack] : Up to 5.0 sec. (Code: 74)
[M Pack] : Up to 4.0 sec. (Code: 72)
[AH/SH/MH Pack] : Up to 1.6 sec. (Code: 64)
[AH/SH/MH Pack] (with 200 mAs option) : Up to 3.2 sec. (Code :70)
(4) One-touch guide
- The set code is displayed in the film density display.
(By pressing this key, the set code changes from 01230 .....)
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5.2 Initial Setting
Make the above setting (1) to (4) to all the technique keys as required.
(1) Technique
Set code display (2) Photo timer
Change key Set code display
(3) DR Exposure time Change key
Set code display
Change key
(4) Film density

Set display
Change key
Technique keys
Fig. 5.2.1
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5.2.4 How to Register Initial Setting Data and Quit Initial Setting Mode
After the initial data have been setup, store the data in the following steps.
(1) Keep pressing the program entry selection key (for about three seconds)
until appears on the display.

(2) Make sure disappears after 3 seconds. The data is now stored.
(3) Turn the power OFF, and switch off DIP SW2-8 on NEX-SH PCB. The initial setting
mode is now quit.
If not storing the changed settings, turn OFF the power without pressing the
program entry selection key.
Do not turn OFF the power or press the other operating key before
appears on the display. Otherwise, the data cannot be stored
normally.
Program entry selection key
Fig. 5.2.3
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5.3 Adjustment Mode
5.3 Adjustment Mode

The adjustment mode is composed of the following modes requiring adjustment in the
installation.
(1) Tube current two-point adjustment mode
(2) Tube current each –point adjustment mode
(3) Calculated dose area product display function adjustment mode
(4) Exposure counter mode
(5) Date/time setting mode
(6) Error log display mode
The relation between the adjustment mode and each mode is shown below.
Adjusting mode Tube current two-point adjustment mode ( )

Turn on SW3-8
Tube current each-point adjustment mode ( )
on NEX-SH PCB
Calculated dose area product display
( )
function adjustment mode
Exposure counter mode ( )
Date/time setting mode ( )
Error log display mode ( )
The key in parentheses ( ) is the operation to enter a mode by pressing it.
The subsequent section describes the procedures on how to enter each

mode from turning ON the power. When changing from a mode to another,
press the appropriate key to enter the desired mode.
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The tube current of EZy-Rad Pro is adjusted by changing the set value of filament current
(FVR). The adjustment of the tube current is operated in two modes as follows:
 Tube current two-point adjustment mode

a) EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/AH/SH Pack]
In this mode, the tube current is adjusted at two points, 80 kV / 63 mA and 80 kV /
200 mA, and the whole table of FVR values are corrected by calculation from the
results.
b) (1)-2 EZy-Rad Pro [M/MH Pack]
In this mode, the tube current is adjusted at two points, 80 kV / 80 mA and 80 kV /
250 mA, and the whole table of FVR values are corrected by calculation from results.
 Tube current each-point adjustment mode

a) EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/AH/SH Pack]
In this mode, the tube current can be adjusted at each point of tube current 63, 80,
100, 125, 160, and 200 mA, and tube voltage 40, 60, 80, 100, and 125 kV.
Table 5.4.1 (For EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/AH/SH Pack])

63 mA 80 mA 100 mA 125 mA 160 mA 200 mA
40 kV ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
60 kV ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
80 kV ○◎ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○◎
100 kV ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ×
125 kV ○ ○ ○ ○ × ×
○：Adjusting point in the tube current each–point adjustment mode
◎：Adjusting point in the tube current two-point adjustment mode
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b) EZy-Rad Pro [M/MH Pack]

In this mode, the tube current can be adjusted at each point of tube current 80, 100,
125, 160, 200, and 250 mA, and tube voltage 40, 60, 80, 100, and 125 kV.
Table 5.4.2 EZy-Rad Pro [M/MH Pack]

80 mA 100 mA 125 mA 160 mA 200 mA 250 mA
40 kV ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
60 kV ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
80 kV ○◎ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○◎
100 kV ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ×
125 kV ○ ○ ○ ○ × ×
○：Adjusting point in the tube current each–point adjustment mode
◎：Adjusting point in the tube current two-point adjustment mode
 How to use Two tube current adjustment modes differently

Follow the instructions below to adjust the tube current in the usual installation.
(1) Enter the tube current two-point adjustment mode, and adjust the tube current.
(2) Enter the tube current each-point adjusting mode, and check the state of tube
current at each point.
(Perform a fine adjustment at each point as necessary)
The tube current two-point adjustment mode enables the general adjustment of
tube current. However, the tube current must be checked at each point because the
emission characteristics of X-ray tube assembly differ depending on each point.
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5.4.1 Tube Current two-point Adjusting Mode

(1) Enter the tube current two-point adjusting mode.
I. Turn ON DIP SW3-8 (execution of adjustment mode) on NEX-SH PCB, and turn
ON the power.
II. Press the head exposure key to enter the tube current two-point
adjustment mode. (LED of the head exposure key blinks.)
(II) Head exposure key
Fig. 5.4.1
(2) Set the tube voltage, tube current, and exposure time.
The tube voltage is fixed at 80 kV.
The tube current can be set as follows:
EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/AH/SH Pack] : Two positions at 63 mA and 200 mA.
EZy-Rad Pro [M/MH Pack] : Two positions at 80 mA and 250 mA.
The exposure time can be set with the ordinary operation. Set the time at least 32
msec. (This time is required to actuate the measured value display function).
When the mode is entered, the initial values are automatically set as follows:
EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/AH/SH Pack] : 80 kV 63 mA.
EZy-Rad Pro [M/MH Pack] : 80 kV 80 mA.
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(3) Adjust the tube current.

Execute X-ray operation, and if the measured tube current is larger than the set
value, decrease the FVR value. If the measured tube current is small than its set
value, increase the FVR value. Refer to (4) below for changing FVR value.
(4) Change FVR value.
By pressing the loading factor control selection key , the display can be
switched between the loading factor and the FVR value. FVR value is displayed on
the set tube voltage display, and can be changed by pressing the key for changing
set tube voltage.
When an exposure condition is displayed:
Set tube voltage Set tube current Set exposure time
Note:
Above display shows an
example of exposure condition. Switching from exposure condition
display to FVR value display.
Fig. 5.4.2
When FVR value is displayed:
FVR value Set tube current No display
Blink
FVR value change Set tube current change
Note:
Above display shows an Switching from FVR value display
example of FVR value. to exposure condition display.
Fig. 5.4.3
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(5) Store the changed FVR value.

Change FVR values, and when the tube current reaches an appropriate value,
store the changed FVR value.
The changed FVR value can be stored by pressing the program entry key .
When appears on the display, the value has been stored.
After the change of FVR value, if turning OFF the power without pressing the
program entry key, the changed value cannot be stored.
After the change of FVR value, it the tube voltage and current position
settings are changed without pressing the program entry key, the FVR value
returns to its original value.
FVR value can be stored even when the exposure condition is displayed (and FPD
value is not displayed).
Program entry key
Fig. 5.4.4
(6) Perform from (2) to (5) above to two positions available for setting.
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5.4.2 Tube Current each-point Adjustment Mode

(1) Enter the tube current each-point adjusting mode.
I. Turn ON DIP SW3-8 (execution of adjustment mode) on NEX-SH PCB, and turn
ON the power.
II. Press the chest parts exposure key to enter the tube current each-point
adjustment mode. (LED of the chest part exposure key blinks.)
(II) Chest part Exposure key
Fig. 5.4.5
(2) Set the tube voltage, tube current, and exposure time.
Set a position of tube voltage and tube current to adjust the tube current.
Set the exposure time at least 32 msec. (This time is required to actuate the
measured value display function).
The settings can be set with the ordinary operation. However, the tube voltage
should be set to only five positions, 40, 60, 80, 100, and 125 kV.
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(3) Adjust the tube current.

By operating X-ray, if the measured tube current is larger than the setting value,
decrease the FVR value. And if smaller than the setting value, increase the FVR
value. To change FVR, see the next procedure, (4).
If the following X-ray conditions are set during the adjustment of the tube
current, a warning mark is displayed
In this case, an exposure will be disabled due to an warning error.
- Esy-Rad Pro [A/S/AH/SH Pack]
100kV - 200mA, 125kV - 160mA, 200mA
(The value exceeding the rating of 16kW)
- Esy-Rad Pro [M/MH Pack]
100kV - 250mA, 125kV - 200mA, 250mA
(The value exceeding the rating of 20kW)
The FVR value can be set with the conditions above.
Store the FVR adjustment value based on the adjustment of kV-mA.
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(4) Change FVR values.
By pressing the loading factor control selection key , the display can be
switched between the loading factor and the FVR value. FVR value is displayed on
the set tube voltage display, and can be changed by pressing the key for changing
set tube voltage.
Note:
Above display shows an
example of exposure condition. Switching from exposure condition
display to FVR value display.
Fig. 5.4.6
When FVR value is displayed:
FVR value Set tube current No display
Blink
FVR value change Set tube current change
Note:
Above display shows an Switching from FVR value display
example of FVR value. to exposure condition display.
Fig. 5.4.7
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(5) Set the changed FVR value

Change FVR values, and when the tube current reaches an appropriate value,
store the changed FVR value.
The changed FVR value can be stored by pressing the program entry key .
When appears on the display, the value has been stored.
After the change of FVR value, if turning OFF the power without pressing the
program entry key, the changed value cannot be stored.
After the change of FVR value, it the tube voltage and current position
settings are changed without pressing the program entry key, the FVR value
returns to its original value.
FVR value can be stored even when the exposure condition is displayed (and FPD
value is not displayed).
Program entry key
Fig. 5.4.8
(6) Perform from (2) to (5) above to two positions available for setting.
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5.4.3 Initialization of FVR Value
FVR value can be initialized on NEX-SH PCB. In this case, however, other data
(including APR value) is also initialized.
Follow the instruction below to initialize only FVR value.
Keep pressing the small body-thickness selection key while correcting body-thickness until a
display appears on the display (about 3 seconds).
Small body-thickness selection key
Fig. 5.4.9
The initialization of FVR can be done in any of the tube current two-point
adjustment mode and tube current each-point adjustment mode.
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5.5 Calculated Dose Area Product Display Function Adjustment Mode

5.5.1 Introduction
The calculated dose area product display function calculates the X-ray dose with the
irradiation area obtained based on the opening degree of the collimator (in horizontal and
vertical direction) and the X-ray conditions (kV, mAs), and displays the calculated dose area
on the dose area display.
5.5.2 Adjustment
5.5.2.1 Setting ON/OFF to Calculated Dose Area Product Display Function
(1) Enter the calculated dose area product display function adjustment mode.
I. Set DIP SW3-8 (for execution of adjustment mode) on NEX-SH PCB in the
high-voltage generator cabinet to ON and DIP SW3-5 (for display of X-ray dose)
to OFF, then start the calculated dose area product display function.
II. Press the lumber part exposure key to enter the calculated dose area
product display function adjustment mode.

When the calculated dose area product display function is ON, the value of
calculated dose is displayed on the dose area display.
When the calculated dose area product display function is OFF, the value of
calculated dose is not displayed on the dose area display.
III. Press the loading factor control selection key and set the calculated dose
area product display function to ON/OFF.
After the setting, press the program entry key to store the changed
setting value.
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Fig. 5.6.1
(2) Set ON/OFF the calculated dose area product display function.
I. Display ON/Off for the calculated dose area product display function on the kV
display by pressing the kV ± key.
II. When the calculated dose area product display function is used, switch the
display to ON on the kV display, and press the program entry key .
When the calculated dose area product display function is not used, switch the
display to OFF on the kV display, and press the program entry key .
III. When the calculated dose area product display function is ON, the setting
display is changed by pressing the loading factor control selection key as
follows:
Collimator leaf horizontal opening level adjustment display -> Collimator leaf
vertical opening level adjustment display -> Calculated dose area product
display function calibration display -> Calculated dose area product display
function initial display -> calculated dose area product display function ON/OFF
display …
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IV. By pressing the loading factor control selection key , the display goes as
follows :
calculated dose area product Displays the collimator leaf horizontal opening
display function is ON : level adjustment mode.
calculated dose area product Returns the initial display of calculated dose
display function is OFF : area product display function adjustment mode.
Press the program entry key to store the settings.
ON/OFF display
Fig. 5.6.2
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5.5.2.2 Collimator Leaf Horizontal Opening Level Adjustment Mode

I. In this mode, “ h” indicating that the collimator leaf horizontal level adjustment
mode is ON, is displayed on the kV display, the value of Horizontal Dimension
Standard (indicating the adjustment reference value of the collimator leaf
horizontal opening level at 1m of SID by one centimeter, 0 or 35, and 0 as an
initial value) is displayed on the mA display. The potential voltage value is
displayed (by 0.01 V) on the sec display.
II. By pressing the mA ± key, the value of Horizontal Dimensions Standard is
switched to 0 or 35.
III. Set SID at 1m and the collimator leaf vertical opening level to 0 or 35 based on
the value of Horizontal Dimension Standard, and press the program entry key
to calibrate for each adjustment reference value.
The potential voltage on the sec display is updated by calibration.
Horizontal opening level display Stored potential voltage
Horizontal dimension standard
Fig. 5.6.3
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Remove the lamp cover and collimator cover as shown below, and adjust the
opening level.
Fig. 5.6.4
To set the opening level to 0 cm, light ON the lamp and adjust the level by
checking the lighting field.
To set the opening level to 35 cm, adjust the level by using the plate for calibrating
collimator (a plate for protecting collimator leaf deep blade) as shown below.
The same instruction is performed to adjust the collimator leaf vertical opening
level. Leave the collimator cover removed.
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72.5 mm
78.1 mm
Put the wide part in the collimator

horizontal leaf.
Fig. 5.6.5
Horizontal leaf (upper side)
Fig. 5.6.6
IV. Press the loading factor control selection key , to move to the collimator leaf
vertical opening level adjustment mode.
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5.5.2.3 Collimator Leaf Vertical Opening Level Adjustment Mode

I. In this mode, “ v” indicating that the collimator leaf vertical level adjustment
mode is ON, is displayed on the kV display, the value of Vertical Dimension
Standard (indicating the adjustment reference value of the collimator leaf vertical
opening level at 1m of SID by one centimeter, 0 or 35, and 0 as an initial value)
is displayed on the mA display. The potential voltage value is displayed (by 0.01
V) on the sec display.
II. By pressing the mA ± key, the value of Vertical Dimension Standard is switched
to 0 or 35.
III. Set SID at 1m and the collimator leaf vertical opening level to 0 or 35 based on
the value of Vertical Dimension Standard, and press the program entry key
to calibrate for each adjustment reference value.

The potential voltage on the sec display is updated by calibration.
Vertical opening level display Stored potential voltage
Vertical dimension standard
Fig. 5.6.7
To set the opening level to 0 cm, light ON the lamp and adjust the level by
checking the lighting field.
To set the opening level to 35 cm, adjust the level by using the plate for calibrating
collimator (a plate for protecting collimator leaf deep blade) as shown below.
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Put the narrow part in the collimator

vertical leaf.
Fig. 5.6.8
Vertical leaf (deep side)
Fig. 5.6.9
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IV. Attach the collimator cover and lamp cover to the original position, and press the
loading factor control selection key to move to the calculated dose area
product display function calibration mode.
When the calculated dose area product display function is set to OFF, the
collimator leaf vertical opening level adjustment mode cannot be entered.
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5.5.2.4 Calculated Dose Area Product Display Function Calibration Mode

Measuring the exposed dose and calibrating the calculated dose area product display
function require the tool below.
 Dose area product meter for calibration
For calibration, use the dose area product meter with an ionization box type
or a semiconductor detector type.
Install the dose are product meter as shown in the figure below.
Focal point of tube
Collimator
SID 100cm
Dose area product
meter for calibration
To avoid the backscattered
radiation, provide a space of 20
cm high with foamed
polystyrene.
Irradiation field of
(Not needed for semiconductor
10 cm squire
detector type.)
Fig. 5.6.10
Calibration condition:
SID : 100 cm
Irradiation field : 10 cm square
(1) Calibrate the calculated dose area product display function.

I. Display the tube voltage value (kV) on the kV display.
Display All Comp value (indicating the whole adjustment value of calculated
dose area product display function) on the mA display.
Display Filter Type value (indicating the additional filter identification number) on
the sec display.
Display the total filtering factor of tube voltage (ckV) by kV on the area dose
display.
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II. The value of kV can be changed by pressing the kV ± key.

When the value of kV is changed, that of ckV on the area dose display is also
changed.
The tube current and exposure time are fixed as initial values, 100mA and 0.1
sec.
The value of ALL Comp can be changed from 50 to 200 by pressing the mA ±
key. However, do not change this value.
III. The Filter Type can be changed from 0 to 2 by pressing the sec ± key.
The ckV value can be stored for each filter type.
The initial ckV value without additional filter is stored to all filter type from 0 to 2.
ckV
kV
All Comp. Filter type
ckV ± key
IV. Select Filter Type and execute the radiography with each kV value using the
calculation unit above, and fill the measured value in the table below.
Follow the calculation rule below to calculate the ckV value for each kV value, and
fill the value in the table below. (The value must be recorded for confirmation.)
Dosimeter in mGy unit : C(kV) = ESD (measurement value) x 1000
Dosimeter in μGy unit : C(kV) = ESD (measurement value)
ESD = The measurement value [mGy] or [μGy]
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kV Measurement value Calculated value* ckV

[mGy] [μGy]
40kV
50kV
60 kV
70kV
80kV
90kV
100kV
110kV
120kV
125kV
V. Press the density ± key to adjust and set the ckV value for each kV value in the
table.
VI. Press the program entry key to store the ckV for each kV value.
VII. Repeat V and VI for each Filter Type from 0 to 2.
VIII. Press the loading factor control selection key to display the initial setting of
the calculated dose area product display function adjustment mode.
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5.5.2.5 Initial Setting of Calculated Dose Area Product Display Dunction (To store data)
I. Press the program entry key when the initial setting of the calculated dose
area product display function is displayed.

All registered data on each adjustment mode are stored to the memory.
When the registered value is changed, be sure to press the program entry key
to store it to the memory.
The data changed in the other adjustment mode is registered temporarily. If

the dose calculation adjustment mode is quit without pressing the program
entry key , the registered data is not saved.
References
The calculated dose area product display function software calculates as follows:
2
- ESD = A/100 x C/10000 x R x 1/D
ESD[mGy] : Irradiation dose,
A : All Comp value(Whole adjustment value),
C : ckV value (Total filtering factor of tube voltage),
R[mAs] : Tube current time product,
D[m] : SID (= 1 m)
- DAP = ESD x H x V
2 2
DAP[mGycm ] : Dose calculation value (by 0.1 mGycm ),
H[cm] : Collimator leaf horizontal opening level for 1m of SID (by 0.1cm)
V[cm] : Collimator leaf vertical opening level for 1m of SID (by 0.1cm)
5.5.2.6 Checking ckV Value

Make sure the ckV value determined by adjustment is registered correctly.
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This apparatus is provided with software to accumulate the number of exposures.
In this exposure mode, the number of exposures can be displayed and reset.
(1) How to enter the exposure counter mode.
(1)-1 Turn on SW3-8 (execution of adjusting mode) on NEX-SH PCB, and turn on power.
(1)-2 Press Arm Part exposure key to enter the exposure counter mode.
(LED indicator for Arm Part exposure blinks.)

(2) Display of the accumulated number of exposures
The accumulated number of exposure appears on the set tube current display and tube
voltage display, as shown in the figure below.
(3) Resetting the accumulated number
To reset the accumulated number, press the program entry key for about 3 seconds.
When number 0 appears, the reset is complete.
Display example (in case of 123456 times)
Arm Part
exposure key
Program entry key (resetting accumulated number)
Fig. 5.6.1
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This mode sets Date and Time.
(1) How to enter the date and time setting mode.
(1)-2 Press Hand Part exposure key to enter the date and time setting mode.
(LED for Hand Part exposure blinks.)

(1)-3 On entering this mode, Date display appears first. The exposure control selection
key can between Date display and Time display.
・ While Date is displayed, LED of the exposure control selection key is turned off.
・ While Time is displayed, LED of the exposure control selection key is flashing.
Exposure control
selection key
Hand Part exposure key
Fig. 5.7.1
(2) Changing Date
(2)-1 Reveal Date display with the exposure control selection key .
(LED of the exposure control selection key comes off.)

(2)-2 Change Year with the keys for changing set tube voltage, (+) and (-).
(2)-3 Change Month with the key for changing set tube current, (-).
(2)-4 Change Date with the key for changing set tube current, (+).
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Display example: July 14, 2007:
Year Month Day No display
Year change Month change Day change Off

keys key key
Key to switch between Date display

and Time display.
Fig. 5.7.2
(3) Changing Time
(3)-1 Reveal Time display with the exposure control selection key .
(The exposure control selection key LED blinks.)

(3)-2 Change Hour with the keys for changing set tube voltage. (24 hours display)
(3)-3 Change Minute with the keys for changing set tube current.
Display example: 10 o’clock and 53 minute:

Hour Minute No display
Blinks
Hour change keys Minute change keys
Key to switch between Time display
and Date display.
Fig. 5.7.3
In the date and time setting mode, it is not necessary to press the program
entry key after changing the data.
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5.8 Error Log Display Mode

Error code of 32 batches in the past is displayed. If a total of 32 errors have occurred and
further a new error occurs, the oldest error data is deleted and the new error data is
overwritten.
(1) How to enter the error log display mode
(1)-2 Press foot Parts exposure key to enter the error log number and error code
display mode. (LED for Foot Part exposure blinks.)

(1)-3 Check error codes.
Error code is displayed on mAs indicator and log number is displayed on kV indicator.
The number “000” means the latest error and the number “031” means the oldest
error. Pressing the kV+ key and decreased by pressing the kV- key increases log
number.
Display example (error log No.001 F01 error)
Exposure control
selection key
(Code/Date/Time
Foot Part changing)
exposure key
Program entry key
(resetting the error log)
Fig. 5.8.1
(1)-4 Check the date and time for the occurrence of error log.
Reveal the date and time display by pressing the exposure control selection key.
(2) Resetting the error log

To reset the error log, press the program entry key for about 3 seconds.
When error log number 000 appears, the reset is complete.
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Chapter 6
6
Option
Chapter Contents
6.1 Photo Timer Unit
6.2 Hand Held X-ray Switch
6.3 200 mAs Unit (EZy-Rad Pro AH/SH/MH Pack)
6.4 Dose Area Product Meter
6.5 Communication Unit
6.6 Wooden Tabletop
6.7 Soft Tabletop
6.8 FPD Mounting Kit
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6 Option
6.1.1 Outline
This section describes the composition and adjustment method of components required for
execution of automatic exposure radiography using the direct photo timer on EZy-Rad Pro.
6.1.2 Specifications
The photo timer is composed of the photo timer kit, EZy-Rad, and the photo timer receptor,
SPT-XD series.
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6.1.3 Installation
Install the photo timer kit EZy-Rad to the X-ray high-voltage generator cabinet as shown
below.
Mounting
screw
(attached)
Photo timer kit

EZy-Rad
Top view of X-ray high voltage generator cabinet UD125P-C-PRO
Fig 6.1.1
Mounting
screw
(attached)
Photo timer kit

EZy-Rad
Top view of X-ray high voltage generator cabinet UD125P-C2-PRO
Fig 6.1.2
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Mounting
screw
(attached)
Photo timer kit

EZy-Rad
Top view of X-ray high voltage generator cabinet UD125P-CH-PRO
Fig. 6.1.3
Mounting
screw
(attached)
Photo timer kit

EZy-Rad
Top view of X-ray high voltage generator cabinet UD125P-CH2-PRO
Fig. 6.1.4
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6.1.4 Connection of Photo-timer Receptor

6.1.4.1 Connecting Photo-timer Receptor
(1) Remove the front pressure fitting for the tabletop at six positions on the rear of
tabletop.
Pressure fitting
for the tabletop
Fig. 6.1.5
(2) Pick up the tabletop from the front side and remove it.
Fig. 6.1.6
(3) Remove the rail bracket on the right side of the radiography unit. (Four screws)
Fig. 6.1.7
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(4) Loosen two screws of the pressure fitting for the photo-timer receptor, and slide the
fitting to outside of the transverse direction as close as possible. (Four screws at
two positions)
Fig. 6.1.8
(5) Put the photo-timer onto the frame. And put the spring bracket into the unit to
prevent the photo-timer receptor from contacting the photo-timer.
Fig. 6.1.9
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(6) Position the photo-timer receptor. For longitudinal direction, move and butt the
controller under the rail bracket on the left side. And for the transvers direction, butt
the two pressure fittings which are located in the deep side, on the half shear of the
frame to determine the positioning, and move those fittings to the position where
the fitting is butted on the photo-timer receptor.
Half shear
Fig. 6.1.10
(7) Fasten the screw of the pressure fitting to fix the photo-timer receptor. (Four screws
at two positions)
(8) Mount the rail bracket removed in (3) again. Move the bracket to the left side and fix
it. (Screw at four positions)
Mount the rail bracket

so that the half shear
for the positioning is
located at the right
edge of the elongated
hole of the bracket.
Fig. 6.1.11
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(9) Fix the cable from the photo-timer controller to the radiography unit. And gather
and fix the ground cables of the radiography unit. Then connect the cable
connector to the receptor.
Connector Binding band
Cable from the controller
Fig. 6.1.12
(10) Screw the ground cable from the receptor and controller to the radiography unit.
Ground cable for the receptor
Ground cable for the controller
Cable from the controller
Sems screw M4x8

Fig. 6.1.13
Table 6.1.1
PH CONT-2001 PCB connector (Destination)
First light receiving part J8 [X DET1]
Second light receiving part J9 [X-DET2]
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Be sure to connect the cable for the photo-timer receptor with grounding the
shield to the plate that fixes PH CONT-2001 PCB, using an AL clamp
Be careful to wire the cable with clamping it at some midpoint to avoid excessive
tension on the cable. Otherwise, it may cause some trouble such as cable
damage.
Put the provided receptor code label on the photo-timer kit, EZy-Rad.
Fig. 6.1.14
(11) Mount the tabletop again and mount the pressure fitting that was removed in (1),
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6.1.5 Initial Setting

Initialize the setting of X-ray high voltage generator cabinet to use the photo timer.
For procedures on how to enter the initial setting mode, see "5.2 Initial Setting".
6.1.5.1 Setting Photo Timer to Technique Keys.

(1) Setting contents
① Setting code for use of photo timer lighting field option
Table 6.1.2
Set code Use of Photo-timer
0 Not used.
3 Unused code
5 Used.
② Setting code for the number of lighting fields of photo-timer receptor

Table 6.1.3
Set code The number of lighting fields Selectable photo-timer receptor
SPT-XD-A1A,SPT-XD-A3B,
01 One lighting field
SPT-XD-A4A
02 Two lighting fields SPT-XD-A3B,SPT-XD-A4A
03 Unused code
Three lighting fields SPT-XD-A3B,SPT-XD-A4A
13
(for Chest and Abdomen)
23 Unused code
24 Four lighting fields SPT-XD-A4A
This setting requires “Set code : 5” in the setting of use of photo-timer.
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③ Setting code for the photo-timer receptor number.

Table 6.1.4
Set code Sensor No.
1 Sensor No.1 (DET1)
2 Sensor No.2 (DET2)
This setting requires “Set code : 5” in the setting of use of photo-timer.
(2) Setting method

Press the technique key to be set, and make sure that the indicator lamp of appropriate
technique key lights up.
① Setting use of photo timer
・ The set code is displayed at the hundreds digit of the tube current display.
・ The set code is changed with the tube voltage (-) key.
(By pressing the key, the set code changes from 0350 .....)
② Setting the lighting field of photo timer receptor
・ The set code is displayed at the ones and tens digit of the tube current
display.
・ The set code is changed with the tube current (+) key.
(By pressing the key on SPT-C31, the set code changes from
01020301…)
(By pressing the key on SPT-C41, the set code changes from
0102132324...)
③ Setting photo timer receptor number
・ The set code is displayed at the hundreds digit of the exposure time display.
・ The set code is changed with the key (-) for changing exposure time setting.
(By pressing the key, the set code changes from 121 .....)
Make the above setting from ① to ③ to all the technique keys that need the settings.
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②Number of photo pickup fields

Set code display
①Photo timer Change key
Set code display
Change key ③Photo timer sensor No.
Set code display
Change key
Technique keys
Fig. 6.1.15
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(3) Setting contents

① Setting code for use of optional lighting field of photo timer
Table 6.1.5
Set code Sensor No.
0 Standard
1 Optional
2 Previous
This setting is reflected to all technique photo-timer. A different setting cannot

be made to each technique.
This setting requires “Set code : 5” in the setting of use of photo-timer..
② How to set the photo-timer lighting field option

Select the change pattern of photo timer lighting field according to the set code of
the number of lighting fields of photo-timer receptor.
・ The set code is displayed at the ones digit of the exposure time display.
・ The set code is changed with the radiography time (+) key.
(By pressing the key, the set code changes from 0120 .....)
Code 0 <Changing pattern of standard selection>

photo pickup code 01  
photo pickup code 02    
photo pickup code 03,13     
photo pickup code 23     
photo pickup code 24      
Code 1 <Changing pattern of optional selection>

photo pickup code 03,13        
photo pickup code 23        
photo pickup code 24         
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Code 2 <Changing pattern of usual selection>

photo pickup code 03,13     
photo pickup code 23     
photo pickup code 24      
Blinking at the lower light of lighting field indicator (such as ) indicates that the upper
center photo pickup field is selected.
④Optional selection of
photo-timer display
Change key
Fig. 6.1.16
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6.1.5.2 Registering Initial Setting Data and Quitting Initial Setting Mode
After the initial data have been setup, store the data in the following steps.
For procedures on how to register data, see "5.2.4 How to Register Initial Setting Data and
Quit Initial Setting Mode"
6.1.6 Adjustment
6.1.6.1 Prior Adjustment of PH CONT-2001 PCB
(1) Setting DIP switches
Switch off all the switches of 1 to 8 of SW2.
(2) Setting the resistor for compensation the short time characteristic
Set variable resistors, VR2 to VR6, and VR23 to the position 25 degree clockwise
turn from the respective center position.
(3) Setting the resistors for compensation the long time characteristic
Turn variable resistors, VR28, VR29, and VR30 counterclockwise to the full.
(4) Setting the switch for correcting the long time characteristic
Turn SW1 [LCT] off. (The long time characteristic collection circuit is invalidated.)
(5) Setting the resistors for adjusting gains
Turn variable resistors, VR11 to VR22 counterclockwise to the full.
(6) Adjusting offset circuit
The adjustment should be done without connecting detector cord.
① Short circuit CP32, CP33 [CHECK] on PH CONT-2001 PCB.
② Select field 1.
③ Perform ready operation for 2 seconds, and adjust VR7 so that the voltage
at CP3 comes within ± 0.02 V.
Similarly, select Field 2, 3, and 4, and perform the same adjustment as above
respectively. The CP to be monitored and VR to be adjusted are shown in the table
below.
Table 6.1.6
Field No. CP to be monitored VR to be adjusted
Field 1 CP3 VR7
Field 2 CP4 VR8
Field 3 CP5 VR9
Field 4 CP6 VR10
Remove the short circuit CP32, CP33 on PH CONT-2001 PCB after this adjustment.
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6.1.6.2 Photo kV Correcting Mode

Photo timer tube voltage correction is carried out by the linear interpolations between the
correction factors of arbitrarily selected three tube voltages.
In this mode, the following changes are possible regarding the photo-timer tube voltage
correction:
① Change of the correction point tube voltages (L, M, H)
② Change of the correction factors at the correction points (L, M, H)
The initial values are shown in Table 6.1.7 and Fig. 6.1.18.
Table 6.1.7
Correction Tube voltage Correction
point [kV] factor [%]
L 50 157
M 90 100
H 120 75
Fig. 6.1.17
The above changes are possible with each technique key ( , , ).
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(1) How to enter the photo kV correcting mode

① Turn on SW3-8 (execution of adjusting mode) on NEX-SH PCB, and turn on power.
② Press Abdominal Part exposure key to enter the photo kV correcting mode.
(LED indicator for Abdominal Part exposure blinks.)
②
Abdominal part
exposure key
Fig. 6.1.18
(2) Selecting a technique

Select the technique on which the photo timer kV correction is to be made.
This selection can be made about the technique on which “Photo timer is used”
is set at the initial setting.
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(3) Selecting a correcting point (L, M, H).

Select a point to be changed from the correcting points (L, M, H).
This selection is performed with the keys for changing film density setting, (+) and
(-).
The selected correcting point (L, M, H) is indicated on the film density display as
shown in Fig. 6.1.10.
Selected correcting
point indication
Correcting point
selection (L, M, H)
Fig. 6.1.19
(4) Changing the tube voltage and correction factor at a correcting point
pressing the loading factor control selection key can switch between loading
factor display and correction factor display, as shown below.
The tube voltage at a correcting point can be changed with the key for changing
tube voltage, and the correction factor can be changed with the key for changing
tube current.
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The ordinary operations can change these setting.

Note:
Above display shows an example Key for switching from exposure condition
of exposure condition. display to FVR value display.
Fig. 6.1.20
When a correction factor is displayed:

Correcting point tube voltage Correction factor No display
Blink
Tube voltage change Correction factor change
Note:
Above display shows an example of Key for switching from correction factor
exposure condition. Display to exposure condition display.
Fig. 6.1.21
When the loading factor display has been switched to the correction factor
display, the set tube voltage of the loading factor display appears as the
correcting point tube voltage.
(5) Storing the changed data
After changing the data, store the data by pressing the program entry key .
When a display has appeared, the data has been stored.
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Moving to another setting position or turning off power without storing the
changed data returns the changed data to original value.
Program entry key
Fig. 6.1.13
(6) Changing operations at each correcting tube voltage point (L, M, H)
Execute the above steps from (3) to (5) at each correcting tube voltage point (L, M,
H), as required.
(7) Changing operations on each technique
Execute the above steps from (2) to (6) on each technique key, as required.
6.1.6.3 Checking the Optimum Loading Factor.

Before making density adjustment of photo timer, determine the loading factor (tube
voltage, tube current, and exposure time) for the optimum density (density 1.3, or the
value the user asks for), using phantoms in the using radiography system.
When applying the tube voltage compensation, determine the tube current and exposure
time for the optimum exposure at each tube voltage point of 90 kV, 50 kV, and 120 kV.
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6.1.6.4 Density Adjustment

While making photo timer exposure adjust the VR corresponding to each field to obtain
the loading factor determined in “6.1.6.3”.
Table 6.1.8 Adjustment VR on PH CONT-2001 PCB
Field 1 Field 2 Field 3 Field 4
Detector 1 VR11 VR14 VR17 VR20
6.1.6.5 Adjusting Compensation of Tube Voltage Dependence

Perform this adjustment after finishing density adjustment at a tube voltage 90 kV.
(1) Make photo timer exposures with a tube voltage of 120 kV and an acrylic phantom
of 18 cm, and set REF. V to provide an appropriate film density.
(2) Make photo timer exposures with a tube voltage of 60kV and an acrylic phantom of
10 cm, and set REF. V to provide an appropriate film density.
Table 6.1.9
REF. V voltage [V] for direct photo timer
SENS Tube voltage -3 -2 -1 0 +1 +2 +3
50 kV 4.121 4.739 5.450 6.268 7.208 8.289 9.532
L 90 kV 2.630 3.024 3.478 4.000 4.600 5.290 6.083
120 kV 1.972 2.268 2.608 3.000 3.450 3.967 4.562
50 kV 2.575 2.962 3.406 3.917 4.505 5.180 5.958
M 90 kV 1.643 1.890 2.173 2.500 2.875 3.306 3.802
120 kV 1.232 1.417 1.630 1.875 2.156 2.479 2.851
50 kV 1.710 1.978 2.275 2.616 3.009 3.460 3.98
H 90 kV 1.098 1.262 1.452 1.670 1.920 2.208 2.539
120 kV 0.823 0.947 1.089 1.252 1.440 1.626 1.904
The Table 6.1.9 shows the standard settings. If these values are to be changed, change
the values according to the following refer to “6.1.6.2 Photo kV Correcting Mode”.
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6.1.6.6 Adjusting the Short Time Characteristic Compensation Circuit

If the density is high with a thin object body and a short exposure time, adjust the VR by
turning it counterclockwise, and if the density is low, turn the VR clockwise. Adjust the VR
corresponding the each field. The VR to be adjusted are shown in the Table 6.1.10.
Table 6.1.10
Adjustment VR on
Field No. Remark
PH CONT-2001 PCB
Field 1 VR2 Common to detector 1, 2, and 3
6.1.6.7 Adjusting the Long Time Characteristic Compensation Circuit (LTC)

LTC corrects the characteristic that the film density becomes lower in long time exposures.
Turn on SW1 for the correction of long time characteristic. Perform the adjustment with a
photo timer exposure time of 200 msec or 300 msec, because LTC operates for longer
than 100 msec.
The long time characteristic compensation circuit must be adjusted for each of the
detectors using the corresponding VR, which is shown in the Table 6.1.11.
Table 6.1.11
Detector No. Adjustment VR on PH CONT-2001 PCB
Detector 1 VR28
Detector 2 VR29
Detector 3 VR30
Note: In some radiography systems, the film density may not much changed regardless
of long time exposure. In this case, LTC is not required.
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6.1.7 Others
6.1.7.1 Average Mode
The average mode is to control with average of the singles of the selected field.
Normally this mode is not used. If the average mode is used, execute the following
adjustment procedure after still “4.4.6” executed.
(1) Setting of DIP switch
Turn on the DIP switch SW2 according to the Table 6.1.12
Table 6.1.12
Detector No. DIP switch No.
Detector 1 SW2-8
Detector 2 SW2-7
Detector 3 SW2-6
(2) Adjusting offset circuit for average

This adjustment is done without detector cord connected.
 Short circuit CP32, CP33 [CHECK] on PH CONT-2001 PCB.
 Select the detector which use average mode.
 Select field so that number of field is largest.
 Perform ready operation for 2 seconds, and adjust VR7 so that the voltage at CP3
comes within ± 0.02 V.
 Remove the short circuit CP32, CP33 on PH CONT-2001 PCB after this
adjustment.
(3) Adjusting the short time characteristic compensation circuit

VR to be adjusted is VR6
If the density is high with a thin object body and a short exposure time, adjust the
VR by turning it counterclockwise, and if the density is low, turn the VR clockwise.
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6.2 Hand Held X-ray Switch

6.2.1 Outline
This section describes the composition and adjustment method of the hand held X-ray
switch using EZy-Rad Pro.
The hand held X-ray switch option (562-21186) is composed of the following components.
(1) Hand switch assy (562-71888)
(2) Mounting board
(3) Mounting screw
6.2.3 Installation
Hand switch can be installed either on the left or right side. Mount it according to the
installation situation.
(1) Remove the four screws on the back of the X-ray high voltage generator control
panel, and remove the chassis.
Remove two screws on

each on left and right
side, or each on top and
bottom side.
Fig. 6.2.1
(2) Connect the connector J9 of the hand held switch to J9 of the sheet panel.
(3) Fix the cable of the hand held switch with a fitting.
(4) Mount the chassis.
(5) Attach the hand held switch holder to the back of X-ray high voltage generator
control panel.
Hand held switch holder.
Fig. 6.2.2
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6.3.1 Outline
This section describes the composition and adjustment method of the 200 mAs unit using
EZy-Rad Pro.
200 mAs option PCH (502-21202) is composed of the following components.
(1) Capacitor unit (502-21004)
(2) Short circuit wires V+ and V-.
(3) Mounting / wiring screw
6.3.3 Installation
Follow the instructions below to install the 200 mAs option PCH.
(1) Install the 200 mAs option PCH as shown in the figure below, and fix it with the
screw from the back of the X-ray high voltage generator cabinet.
(2) Connect the short-circuit lines between V+ of 200mAs option PCH and V+ of
standard capacitor, and between V- of 200mAs option PCH and V- of standard
capacitor.
Fix the 200 mAs option PCH with screws from the back.
200 mAs option

PCH
Fig. 6.3.1
6.3.4 Setting of NEX-SH PCB

Turn ON DIP SW3-3 of NEX-SH PCB in the use of the 200 mAs unit option.
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6.4.1 Outline
This section describes the procedures on how to install the dose area product meter.
6.4.2 Installation
(1) Remove two plates from the dose area product meter.
Remove the screw
Fig. 6.4.1
(2) Use four screws among the six screws removed in (1) to install the dose area
product meter to the adapter.
Fig. 6.4.2
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(3) Remove the collimator rail.
Fig. 6.4.3
(4) Tighten the collimator rail and adapter together.
Fig. 6.4.4
(5) Wire the dose area product meter cable along with the collimator cable to the
entrance of the X-ray high-voltage generator cabinet.
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(6) Wire the relay cable to X CONT-2007 PCB as shown in the table below.
EZy Rad DAP delay cable (565-13070)
X-ray high-voltage generator cabinet VACUDAP(95200615M)
Destination 572-46004-05
Terminal board JIR 24V
DAP1 SUB-D 9pin
on X CONT-2007 PCB 0v
Grounding terminal
Terminal board X2 DC-power jack
JIR DAP2
on X CONT-2007 PCB 2.5 x 5.5 mm
Wire EZy-Rad DAP delay cable as shown in the figure below.
Fig. 6.4.5 EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/M Pack]
Fig. 6.4.6 EZy-Rad Pro [AH/SH/MH Pack]
(7) Connect the delay cable to the dose area product meter cable at the entrance of
the X-ray high-voltage generator cabinet.
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6.4.3 Dose Area Product Meter Adjustment Mode

Since the accuracy of dose area product meter depends on the operation environment, it
is necessary to calibrate the dose area product meter at the installation. See the following
instructions for adjustment of dose area product meter.
6.4.3.1 How to Enter Dose Area Product Meter Adjustment Mode

(1) Turn ON DIP SW3-8 (for executing the adjustment mode) and DIP SW3-5 (for
switching the dose area display) on NEX-SH PCB in the X-ray high-voltage
generator cabinet to activate the unit.
(2) Press the exposure lumber key to enter the dose area product meter
adjustment mode.
LED of the exposure lumber key becomes blinking, and the following exposure
condition is displayed.
[A/S/M Pack] : 70kV, 100mA, 1sec
[AH/SH Pack] : 70kV, 63mA, 071sec
[MH Pack] : 70kV, 80mA, 0.8sec
(3) Press the tube current/tube current time product display change key to go to
the dose area product meter calibration mode.
6.4.3.2 Calibration of Dose Area Product Meter

Enter the dose area product meter calibration mode and calibrate the dose area product
meter.
Use the dosimeter for calibration to calibrate the dose area product meter.
Use the dosimeter with an ionization box type dosimeter or the dosimeter
containing semiconductor detector for calibration.
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Install the dosimeter as shown in the figure below.
Focal point of tube
Collimator
SID 100cm
Calibration dosimeter
To avoid the backscattered
radiation, provide a space
of 20 cm high with foamed
polystyrene.
Irradiation field of
10 cm squire
Fig. 6.4.7
(1) Enter the dose area product meter calibration mode.

The correction value (from 0 to 999) is displayed. The initial correction value is 100.
By pressing mA ± key, the correction value changes one by one.
In this case, nothing is displayed on the dose area display unless the X-ray
radiography is performed.
(2) Using the calibration dosimeter, perform an exposure with the condition above to
measure the dose. And then, mount the dose area product meter and perform an
exposure with the same condition as the previous.
The radiation dose (in mGy unit) obtained by the dose area product meter is
displayed on the dose area display.
(3) By pressing the tube current ± key to change the correction value, the radiation
dose (mGy) displayed on the dose area display is changed in synchronization.
Set the correction value so that the radiation dose value matches the dose value
that is measured by the calibration dosimeter. And then, press the entry key to
store the correction value.
When the registered value is changed, be sure to press the program entry key
to store it to the memory.
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6.5.1 Components
The components of the communication unit (565-11420) are listed below.
 RS-232C serial communication cable (20m, 7.1mm of external diameter)
 Ferrite core
 Label
6.5.2 Initial Setting

(1) Initial setting for use of the communication unit.
No communication No communication with the digital DIP SW2-7 OFF
radiography unit. on NEX-SH PCB
Select when not connecting to the digital
radiography unit.
Communication Select when connecting to the digital DIP SW2-7 ON
radiography unit. on NEX-SH PCB
6.5.3 Cable Connection

Use RS232C serial communication cable and interface cable to connect between
EZy-Rad Pro and digital radiography unit requires
The interface cable connection differs depending on the digital radiography unit.
For details, refer to the manual for the relevant digital radiography unit.
(1) Turn the power OFF to the unit and open the cover of X-ray high-voltage generator
cabinet.
(2) Turn ON DIP SW2-7 on NEX-SH PCB.
(3) Connect the serial cable to J4 on NEX-SH PCB.
(4) Connect the serial cable to the RS232C serial port of the digital radiography unit.
(5) Connect each signal of [KC1]-[KC2] for exposure operation start, [1B22]-[1B2] for
exposure start, and [1B11]-[1B1] for exposure preparation, on the terminal board
X2 of X-CONT PCB to each appropriate terminal of the digital radiography unit.
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The internal circuit for interlocking X-ray exposure is shown below.

When performing X-ray exposure, EZy-Rad Pro and digital radiography unit are
synchronized via the interface cable in order of (1) to (6).
EZy-Rad Pro Side
Input to X-CONT PCB
Fig. 6.5.1
Order No. Description

1 Exposure preparation starts by operating Ready to short-circuit KC1 and KC2.
2 The digital radiography unit detects the beginning of EZy-Rad Pro exposure
preparation.
3 Exposure starts by operating X-ray to short-circuit 1B22 and 1B2.
4 The digital radiography unit detects the beginning of EZy-Rad Pro exposure.
5 When the digital radiography unit is ready for exposure, the unit is
short-circuited.
6 EZy-Rad Pro detects the exposure ready state of the digital radiography unit,
and starts an exposure.
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6.5.4 Operation Check

(1) Turn ON the power to the control panel.
(2) Make sure that when control data is transmitted from the digiral radiography unit to
EZy-Rad Pro, the display on EZy-Rad Pro is changed according to the control
command.
(3) When X-ray exposure is performed on the EZy-Rad Pro control panel, check the
destintation unit make sure that the radiography results are received.
6.5.5 Communication Specifications

The procedures on how to communicate EZy-Rad Pro as a master station with the digital
radiography unit as a slave station is described below.
(1) The master station requests establishment of a data link.
① The master station generates a message “ENQ” to request establishment of the
data link.
② The slave station transmits “ACK” to permit establishment of the data link. If the
data link cannot be established, the slave station transmits “NAK”.
③ If the slave station does not return “ACK” within 2 seconds, the master station
retransmits “ENQ” (up to three times).
(2) The master station transmits the required message
① The master station transmits s a message starting with “STX”.
② The slave station checks the message. If the message is evaluated to be correct,
the slave station transmits “ACK”; otherwise sends “NAK”.
③ If the master station receives “NAK”, it transmits the same massage “NAK” (up to
three times).
(3) The master station closes the data link.
① The master station generates a message “EOT” to close the data link.
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6.5.6 Details of Transmitted Text

(1) Format
The master station supports a text block from STX to BCC of variable length up to
127 bytes.
The command format appears below.
BCC
STX
ETX
Application message
MAX. 127 byte
STX : 0X02
ETX : 0X03
BCC : Horizontal parity
Exclusive OR to ETX (except STX)
Error Processing:
Parity check on each error detected data
(Horizontal parity checks on each message unit.)
(2) Physical Layer

 Electrical specifications : RS-232C
 Transmission mode : Half duplex, asynchronous
Start bit …………………1 bit
Data …………………….8 bit
Parity ……………………1 bit (even)
Stop bit ………………….1 bit
 Transmission rate : 4800 bps
(3) Connection Cable Specifications

Connect RS-232C cross cable of D-SUB 9pin (female).
FG RX TX RTS CTS DSR DTR GND

⑨ ② ③ ⑦ ⑧ ⑥ ④ ⑤
Fig. 6.5.2 D-SUB 9P (Male) on Unit side
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(4) Data Link Layer

 Protocol conforms to JIS-X-5002
Transmission code 8-bit code prescribed in JIS-X-0201
(not including *, @, or ?)
Response mode ACK, NAK
Error check protocol BCC (text block horizontal parity)
XOR from character after STX to ETX
Error correcting method Automatic retransmission
Transmission rate 4800 bps
 Basic transmission control protocol

The communication protocol is described below.
① The master station requests establishment of a data link
 The master station generates a message “ENQ” to request establishment of the
data link.
 The slave station transmits “ACK” to permit establishment of the data link. If the
data link cannot be established, the slave station transmits “NAK”.
 If the slave station does not return “ACK” within predetermine time (See RT1 in
the table “Parameters”), the master station retransmits “ENQ” (up to the number
of RT1 in the table “Parameters”).
② The master station transmits the required message
 The master station transmits s a message starting with “STX”.
 The slave station checks the message. If the message is evaluated to be
correct, the slave station transmits “ACK”; otherwise sends “NAK”.
 If the master station receives “NAK”, it transmits the same massage “NAK” (up
to the number of RT2 in the table “Parameters”).
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③ The master station closes the data link.

 The master station generates a message “EOT” to close the data link.
Master station Slave station
Establishing data link

“ENQ” “NAK” if receiving is evaluated
as currently not possible
Retransmission “ACK” if receiving is now
evaluated as possible
BCC
STX
ETX
Message @ Receive error detected
Communicating message
Retransmission “NAK”
BCC
STX
ETX
Message @ Now OK
Retransmission “ACK”
“EOT” Close data link
Fig. 6.5.3 Transmission Control Protocol
Details comply with implementation specifications (Z30N0161)

Maximum text block length up to 127 bytes.
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 Parameters
Master station Slave station
ENQ
NAK
･･･
RT1 TM1
ENQ
ACK
TM3
Message
TM2 NAK
･･･
RT2
Message
TM2 ACK
TM3
EOT
Fig. 6.5.4 Control Protocol and Parameters
Parameters
Digital
Items RADspeed fit
Radiography unit
TM1 Pause time before ENQ retransmission 2.0 sec 3.0 sec.
when establishing data link
RT1 Number of ENQ retransmission 3 times 3 times
when establishing data link
RT2 Number of retransmissions 3 times 3 times
when sending message
Maximum text length 124 byte 124 byte
(excluding STX, ETX, ETB, and BCC)
TM2 Response monitoring time 2.0 sec 2.0 sec
TM3 Receiving timeout time 2.0 sec 2.0 sec
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④ Application Layer
Message format
Supports a text block from STX to BCC of variable length up to 127 bytes.
The text is displayed in double quotes (“”).
Header
BCC
STX
ETX
Application message @
(2 bytes)
MAX. 127 byte
STX : 0X02
ETX : 0X03
BCC : Horizontal parity
Exclusive OR to ETX (except STX)
A command contains the following three fields

Header : The header is represented as a 2-byte code
Message : Expressed in JIS 8-bit code
Terminator : One-byte field indicating the end of the message
Error Processing:
Parity check on each error detected data
(Horizontal parity checks on each message unit.)
Header Table
Digital Radiography Unit -> EZy-Rad Pro EZy-Rad Pro -> Digital Radiography Unit
Header Message contents Header Message contents
80 Serial circuit test response 00 Serial circuit test request
B1 Radiographic condition 31 Implementation condition
instruction transmission transmission
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6.5.7 Communication Sequence
Communicated unit Xray unit

Initialization
Communication
preparations complete
Release circuit brake
Brake released
Serial circuit test request (00)
Serial circuit test response (80)
Select menu Radiographic condition

instruction transmission (B1)
Routine processing Implementation condition

transmission (31) Radiography
Radiography with Implementation condition

same menu transmission (31) Radiography
Radiography with
Radiographic condition
different menu
instruction transmission (B1)
Implementation condition
transmission (31) Radiography
Fig. 6.5.5 Communication Sequence
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6.5.8 Details of Transmitted Text

(1) Circuit test request (EZy-Rad Pro -> Digital radiography unit)
A test data of serial circuit requested from Ezy-Rad Pro to the digital radiography
unit.
Header Message
BCC
STX
ETX
Test data @
“00” (arbitrary text code)
MAX. 127 byte
Any number of characters can be entered in a text data within 127 bytes from STX
to BCC
On MUX side, make an interval at least one second from detecting that the circuit
brake on the digital radiography unit is released, to sending a command ENQ.
(2) Circuit test response (Digital radiography unit -> EZy-Rad Pro)
Response to the test data requested in (1).
Header Message BCC

STX
ETX
@
“80” Test data
MAX. 127 byte
The digital radiography unit returns the same data as received from EZy-Rad Pro.
EZy-Rad Pro verifies the transmitted data and returned data, and if they match, the
circuit becomes established. If not, however, EZy—Rad Pro repeats transmitting the
circuit test request. The digital radiography unit sends a command 80 (ENQ) within
5 seconds after receiving a command 00 (receives EOT).
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(3) Transmission of radiography parameters

Radiography parameter data transmitted from the digital radiography unit to the
EZy-Rad Pro.
S Header Message E B
T @ T C
“B1” Detailed message
X X C
Total 39 bytes
(a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) (h) (i) (j) (k)
2B 1B 2B 8B 4B 4B 4B 4B 4B 2B 4B
* Message details
Item Bytes Description
(a) 2B Radiography unit manufacturer/model code
(b) 1B Radiography/fluoroscopy flag
(c) 2B Tube/Technique code
(d) 8B Dose information (fixed as “00000000”)
(e) 4B Tube voltage
(f) 4B Tube current
(g) 4B Exposure time
(h) 4B Program code
(i) 4B Automatic exposure mechanism
(j) 2B Additional filter information (fixed as "00")
(k) 4B Focal spot code
If the X-ray unit ignores received data;

1) an error message is displayed.
2) an exposure is prohibited.
Each status above is maintained until;
a) it is reset on the X-ray unit
b) the legal data is received.
NOTE : The data sent to the X-ray unit is ignored in the following cases:
・ An illegal value is received.
・ During exposure or during exposure operation
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(4) Transmission of radiography results

Radiography results data transmitted from the EZy-Rad Pro to the digital
radiography unit.
S Header Message E B
T Detailed message @ T C
“31”
X X C
Total 39 bytes
(a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) (h) (i) (j) (k)
2B 1B 2B 8B 4B 4B 4B 4B 4B 2B 4B
The implementation data transmits the radiography setting or measured value

corresponding to each radiographic condition instruction, as shown in the table below.
Item Description
(a) Radiography unit manufacturer
“01”
/model code
(b) Radiography/fluoroscopy flag Fixed as "0"
Tube code for the selected technique
(c) Tube code/Technique code
Actual code used for radiography
(d) Dose information Dose information
(e) Tube voltage Actual condition used for radiography
(f) Tube current Actual condition used for radiography
(g) Exposure time Actual condition used for radiography
(h) Program code Fixed as "0000"
(i) Automatic exposure mechanism Actual code used for radiography
Actual additional filter information
(j) Additional filter information
used for radiography
(k) Focal spot code Tube focal spot used for radiography
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(a) Radiography unit manufacturer/model code
Fixed as "01"
If an invalid value or out-of-range value is transmitted from the digital

radiography unit, error F76 occurs.
(b) Radiography/fluoroscopy flag

Fixed as "0" because fluoroscopy is not applicable
(c) Tube code/Technique code

The tube/technique code must be “0X”.
“X” denotes a technique code: 2: vertical radiography, 3: horizontal radiography,
4: general radiography.
If an invalid technique code is transmitted from the digital radiography unit,

error F89 occurs.
(d) Dose information

Dose information is transmitted from EZy-Rad Pro to the digital radiography unit
2
when transmitting radiography results (in mGy cm ).
When the dose area product meter option is enabled, the measured dose value is
transmitted as a radiography result.
When the dose calculation display is enabled, the radiography result is shown
below.
・ Program code is “0000”
The dose value calculated without additional filter is transmitted as a
radiography result.
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・ Program code is “0001” to “0432”

Read the lower three digits of the program code (h) transmitted from the
digital radiography unit, and set the corresponding additional filter of the
radiography parameters registered on EZy-Rad Pro.
The dose value calculated with the additional filter is transmitted as a
radiography result.
If the dose display is disabled, the code is fixed as “00000000”.
(e) Tube voltage

The tube voltage condition in radiography or radiography results is transmitted as
a four-digit figure.
Setting range: “0040” to “0125” (kV)
If an invalid value or out-of-range value is transmitted from the digital

radiography unit, error F80 occurs.
(f) Tube current

The tube current condition in radiography parameters or radiography results is
transmitted as a four-digit figure.
Setting range: “0010” to “1000” (mA)
If a value other than those of tube current setting positions is transmitted during
the transmission of radiography parameters from the digital radiography unit to
EZy-Rad Pro, error F81 occurs.
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(g) Exposure time

The exposure time in radiography parameters or radiography results is transmitted
as a four-digit figure.
Setting range: “0001” to “9999” (msec)
The exposure time steps are:
2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,14,16,18,20,22,25,28,32,36,40,45,50,56,63,71,80,90,100,
110,125,140,160,180,200,220,250,280,320,360,400,450,500,560,630,710,800,
900,1000,1100,1250,1400,1600,1800,2000,2200,2500,2800,3200,3600,4000,
4500, 5000 (msec)
If an invalid value is transmitted from the digital radiography unit, error F82
occurs.
(h) Program code

The program code in the following range is transmitted during the transmission of
radiography parameters from the digital radiography unit to EZy-Rad Pro.
Setting range: “0000” to “0432”
Fixed as “0000” when the radiography result is transmitted from EZy-Rad Pro to
the digital radiography unit.
The processing of radiography parameters differs between “0000” and “0001” to
“0432” as described in “(6) Program codes and automatic settings of radiography
parameters”
* For details of program code, see “(7) Registering Protocols”
If an out-of-range program code is transmitted from the digital radiography unit,

error F88 occurs.
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(i) Automatic exposure control (photo-timer)

Selects the photo-timer (ON/OFF), film sensitivity, film density, and photo-timer
lighting field.
× × × ×
Selects the photo-timer Photo-timer detection field

(ON/OFF)
Film sensitivity Film density 1 - 4, 8
1 to 7
0, 1 0 to 2
1:－3 Code
0: photo-timer OFF 0: standard
2:－2
1: photo-timer ON 1: low sensitivity
3:－1 1 ○ × × ×
2: high sensitivity
4: 0 2 × ○ × ×
5:＋1 3 ○ ○ × ×
6:＋2 4 × × ○ ×
7:＋3 8 × × × ○
If the photo-timer is OFF, the film sensitivity, film density, and photo-timer lighting
field are ignored.
If the number of lighting field is set to 1, the lighting field is ignored even if the
photo-timer is ON.
If an invalid lighting field is transmitted from the digital radiography unit, error
F85 occurs.
If an invalid film density is transmitted from the digital radiography unit, error
F86 occurs.
If invalid film sensitivity is transmitted from the digital radiography unit, error
F87 occurs.
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(j) Filter No.

The additional filter information in radiography parameters or radiography results
is transmitted as a two-digit figure.
Fixed as “00” when the radiography condition is transmitted from the digital
radiography unit to EZy-Rad Pro.
Fixed as “00” when the radiography result is transmitted from EZy-Rad Pro to
the digital radiography unit.
When the radiography result is transmitted from EZy-Rad Pro to the digital
radiography unit, the setting value is shown below.
00: Additional filter is not equipped.
01: Additional filter 1
02: Additional filter 2
Do not transmit the setting value other than “00” from the digital radiography
unit
(k) Focal spot code

The focal spot size in the radiography parameters or results is transmitted.}
“1000”: Large focal spot
(6) Program codes and automatic settings of radiography parameters

Read the radiography parameters, (a) to (g) and (i) to (k) transmitted from the
digital radiography unit to set the radiography parameter on EZy-Rad Pro.
Read the lower three digits of the program code (h) transmitted from the
digital radiography unit, and set the corresponding radiography parameters
registered on EZy-Rad Pro.
In this case, other radiography parameters, (a) to (g) and (i) to (k) are not
effective.
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(7) Registering Protocols

If the radiography parameters are transmitted and received as a program code,
the relationship between the program codes and each ARP key is shown below.
Program Body Program Body

Technique Position Direction Technique Position Direction
code thickness code thickness
１ Baby ４９ Baby
２ Child ５０ Child
３ Small body ５１ Small body
４ Frontal Mediam body ５２ Abdomen Oblique Mediam body
５ Large body ５３ Large body
６ Extra large body ５４ Extra large body
７ Baby ５５ Baby
８ Child ５６ Child
９ Small body ５７ Small body
Head Lateral Frontal
１０ Mediam body ５８ Mediam body
１１ Large body ５９ Large body
１２ Extra large body ６０ Extra large body
１３ Baby ６１ Baby
１４ Child ６２ Child
１５ Oblique Small body ６３ Waist Lateral Small body
１６ Mediam body ６４ Mediam body
１７ Large body ６５ Large body
１８ Extra large body ６６ Extra large body
１９ Baby ６７ Baby
２０ Child ６８ Child
２１ Small body ６９ Small body
Frontal Oblique
２２ Mediam body ７０ Mediam body
２３ Large body ７１ Large body
２４ GR Extra large body ７２ GR Extra large body
２５ Baby ７３ Baby
２６ Child ７４ Child
２７ Small body ７５ Small body
Chest Lateral Frontal
２８ Mediam body ７６ Mediam body
２９ Large body ７７ Large body
３０ Extra large body ７８ Extra large body
３１ Baby ７９ Baby
３２ Child ８０ Child
３３ Small body ８１ Small body
Oblique Leg Lateral
３４ Mediam body ８２ Mediam body
３５ Large body ８３ Large body
３６ Extra large body ８４ Extra large body
３７ Baby ８５ Baby
３８ Child ８６ Child
３９ Small body ８７ Small body
Frontal Oblique
４０ Mediam body ８８ Mediam body
４１ Large body ８９ Large body
４２ Extra large body ９０ Extra large body
Abdomen
４３ Baby ９１ Baby
４４ Child ９２ Child
４５ Small body ９３ Small body
Lateral Foot Frontal
４６ Mediam body ９４ Mediam body
４７ Large body ９５ Large body
４８ Extra large body ９６ Extra large body
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９７ Baby １５１ Baby
９８ Child １５２ Child
９９ Small body １５３ Small body
１００ Lateral Mediam body １５４ Lateral Mediam body
１０１ Large body １５５ Large body
１０２ Extra large body １５６ Extra large body
Foot Head
１０３ Baby １５７ Baby
１０４ Child １５８ Child
１０５ Small body １５９ Small body
Oblique Oblique
１０６ Mediam body １６０ Mediam body
１０７ Large body １６１ Large body
１０８ Extra large body １６２ Extra large body
１０９ Baby １６３ Baby
１１０ Child １６４ Child
１１１ Frontal Small body １６５ Frontal Small body
１１２ Mediam body １６６ Mediam body
１１３ Large body １６７ Large body
１１４ Extra large body １６８ Extra large body
１１５ Baby １６９ Baby
１１６ Child １７０ Child
１１７ Arm Small body １７１ Chest Small body
Lateral Lateral
１１８ Mediam body １７２ Mediam body
１１９ Large body １７３ Large body
１２０ GR Extra large body １７４ Extra large body
１２１ Baby １７５ Baby
１２２ Child １７６ Child
１２３ Small body １７７ BU1 Small body
Oblique Oblique
１２４ Mediam body １７８ Mediam body
１２５ Large body １７９ Large body
１２６ Extra large body １８０ Extra large body
１２７ Baby １８１ Baby
１２８ Child １８２ Child
１２９ Small body １８３ Small body
Frontal Frontal
１３０ Mediam body １８４ Mediam body
１３１ Large body １８５ Large body
１３２ Extra large body １８６ Extra large body
１３３ Baby １８７ Baby
１３４ Child １８８ Child
１３５ Small body １８９ Small body
Hand Lateral Abdomen Lateral
１３６ Mediam body １９０ Mediam body
１３７ Large body １９１ Large body
１３８ Extra large body １９２ Extra large body
１３９ Baby １９３ Baby
１４０ Child １９４ Child
１４１ Small body １９５ Small body
Oblique Oblique
１４２ Mediam body １９６ Mediam body
１４３ Large body １９７ Large body
１４４ Extra large body １９８ Extra large body
１４５ Baby １９９ Baby
１４６ Child ２００ Child
１４７ Small body ２０１ Small body
BU1 Head Frontal Awist Frontal
１４８ Mediam body ２０２ Mediam body
１４９ Large body ２０３ Large body
１５０ Extra large body ２０４ Extra large body
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Program Body Body
Technique Position Direction m Technique Position Direction
code thickness thickness
code
２０５ Baby ２５９ Baby
２０６ Child ２６０ Child
２０７ Small body ２６１ Small body
２０８ Lateral Mediam body ２６２ Lateral Mediam body
２０９ Large body ２６３ Large body
２１０ Extra large body ２６４ Extra large body
２１１ Waist ２６５ Arm
Baby Baby
２１２ Child ２６６ Child
２１３ Small body ２６７ Small body
Oblique Oblique
２１４ Mediam body ２６８ Mediam body
２１５ Large body ２６９ Large body
２１６ Extra large body ２７０ Extra large body
２１７ Baby ２７１ Baby
２１８ Child ２７２ Child
２１９ Frontal Small body ２７３ BU1 Frontal Small body
２２０ Mediam body ２７４ Mediam body
２２１ Large body ２７５ Large body
２２２ Extra large body ２７６ Extra large body
２２３ Baby ２７７ Baby
２２４ Child ２７８ Child
２２５ Leg Small body ２７９ Hand Small body
Lateral Lateral
２２６ Mediam body ２８０ Mediam body
２２７ Large body ２８１ Large body
２２８ Extra large body ２８２ Extra large body
２２９ Baby ２８３ Baby
２３０ Child ２８４ Child
２３１ BU1 Small body ２８５ Small body
Oblique Oblique
２３２ Mediam body ２８６ Mediam body
２３３ Large body ２８７ Large body
２３４ Extra large body ２８８ Extra large body
２３５ Baby ２８９ Baby
２３６ Child ２９０ Child
２３７ Small body ２９１ Small body
Frontal Frontal
２３８ Mediam body ２９２ Mediam body
２３９ Large body ２９３ Large body
２４０ Extra large body ２９４ Extra large body
２４１ Baby ２９５ Baby
２４２ Child ２９６ Child
２４３ Small body ２９７ Small body
Foot Lateral Head Lateral
２４４ Mediam body ２９８ Mediam body
２４５ Large body ２９９ Large body
２４６ Extra large body ３００ Extra large body
BU2
２４７ Baby ３０１ Baby
２４８ Child ３０２ Child
２４９ Small body ３０３ Small body
Oblique Oblique
２５０ Mediam body ３０４ Mediam body
２５１ Large body ３０５ Large body
２５２ Extra large body ３０６ Extra large body
２５３ Baby ３０７ Baby
２５４ Child ３０８ Child
２５５ Small body ３０９ Small body
Arm Frontal Chest Frontal
２５６ Mediam body ３１０ Mediam body
２５７ Large body ３１１ Large body
２５８ Extra large body ３１２ Extra large body
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３１３ Baby ３６７ Baby
３１４ Child ３６８ Child
３１５ Small body ３６９ Small body
３１６ Lateral Mediam body ３７０ Lateral Mediam body
３１７ Large body ３７１ Large body
３１８ Extra large body ３７２ Extra large body
Chest Leg
３１９ Baby ３７３ Baby
３２０ Child ３７４ Child
３２１ Small body ３７５ Small body
Oblique Oblique
３２２ Mediam body ３７６ Mediam body
３２３ Large body ３７７ Large body
３２４ Extra large body ３７８ Extra large body
３２５ Baby ３７９ Baby
３２６ Child ３８０ Child
３２７ Frontal Small body ３８１ Frontal Small body
３２８ Mediam body ３８２ Mediam body
３２９ Large body ３８３ Large body
３３０ Extra large body ３８４ Extra large body
３３１ Baby ３８５ Baby
３３２ Child ３８６ Child
３３３ Abdomen Small body ３８７ Foot Small body
Lateral Lateral
３３４ Mediam body ３８８ Mediam body
３３５ Large body ３８９ Large body
３３６ Extra large body ３９０ Extra large body
３３７ Baby ３９１ Baby
３３８ Child ３９２ Child
３３９ BU2 Small body ３９３ BU2 Small body
Oblique Oblique
３４０ Mediam body ３９４ Mediam body
３４１ Large body ３９５ Large body
３４２ Extra large body ３９６ Extra large body
３４３ Baby ３９７ Baby
３４４ Child ３９８ Child
３４５ Small body ３９９ Small body
Frontal Frontal
３４６ Mediam body ４００ Mediam body
３４７ Large body ４０１ Large body
３４８ Extra large body ４０２ Extra large body
３４９ Baby ４０３ Baby
３５０ Child ４０４ Child
３５１ Small body ４０５ Small body
Waist Lateral Arm Lateral
３５２ Mediam body ４０６ Mediam body
３５３ Large body ４０７ Large body
３５４ Extra large body ４０８ Extra large body
３５５ Baby ４０９ Baby
３５６ Child ４１０ Child
３５７ Small body ４１１ Small body
Oblique Oblique
３５８ Mediam body ４１２ Mediam body
３５９ Large body ４１３ Large body
３６０ Extra large body ４１４ Extra large body
３６１ Baby ４１５ Baby
３６２ Child ４１６ Child
３６３ Small body ４１７ Small body
Leg Frontal Hand Frontal
３６４ Mediam body ４１８ Mediam body
３６５ Large body ４１９ Large body
３６６ Extra large body ４２０ Extra large body
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Program Body
Technique Position Direction
code thickness
４２１ Baby
４２２ Child
４２３ Small body
４２４ Lateral Mediam body
４２５ Large body
４２６ Extra large body
BU2 Hand
４２７ Baby
４２８ Child
４２９ Small body
Oblique
４３０ Mediam body
４３１ Large body
４３２ Extra large body
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6.6 Wooden Tabletop

6.6.1 Outline
The wooden tabletop is mounted to the radiography table and used to support a patient.
6.6.2 Installation of table top

(1) Remove three pieces of table fitting plate at front of table back side.
Fixing plate
Fig. 6.5.1
(2) Lift and remove the table top at front side as follows
Fig. 6.5.2
(3) Remove the table fixing plate from old table top.
(4) Install the table fixing plate and spacer to the rear side of new table top.
Put the spacer between a table top and fixing plate.
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(5) Install the table fixing plate and and spacer at three front side of new tabletop.
Table fitting plate
Fig. 6.7.3
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6.7 Soft Tabletop
6.7 Soft Tabletop

6.7.1 Outline
The soft tabletop made of vinyl leather, is mounted to the radiography table and used to
support a patient.
6.7.2 Installation
(1) Remove three pieces of table fitting plate at front of table back side.
Table fitting plate
Fig. 6.8.1
(2) Lift and remove the table top at front side as follows
Fig. 6.8.2
(3) Remove the table fixing plate from old table top.
(4) Install the table fixing palate and spacer to the rear side of new table top.
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(5) Install the table fitting plate and spacer at three front side of new table top.
Table fitting plate
Fig 6.8.3
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6.8.1 Outline
This section describes the composition and adjustment method of FPD using EZy-Rad
Pro.
6.8.2 Installation
(1) Degrease the surface of tray and mount two code clips (put with double-sided tape).
A code clip to be used differs depending on a combination of FPD.
Code clip P/N
FPD type
applied diameter
Calneo C 1417 Wireless 566-14876, Ø8mm
CXDI 701G/C Wireless
AeroDR 1417 (UF cable required) 566-12853, Ø9.5mm
Fig 6.8.1
6.8.3 Connection to Digital Radiography Unit

Connect EZy-Rad Pro to the digital radiography unit. For procedures on how to connect
them and setting of NEX-SH PCB, see “6.5.3 Cable Connection”.
6.8.4 Operation Check for Digital Radiography Unit

Check the communication-interlocking between EZy-Rad Pro and the digital radiography
unit. For procedures on how to check the operation, see “6.5.4 Operation Check”.
6.8.5 Connection to Radiography Stand

To connect EZy-Rad Pro to the digital radiography unit and to oscillate the grid of the
radiography stand, see “6.5.3 Cable Connection” and perform the setting.
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Chapter 7
7
Specifications
Chapter Contents
7.1 X-ray Radiography Table

7.2 X-ray Tube Assembly 1.2U161CS-31
7.3 X-ray Collimator R-20CA
7.4 X-ray High Voltage Generator
7.5 Operation Panel
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7 Specifications
7 Specifications
(Radiography Table and X-ray Tube Support Integrated Type)
7.1.1 HR-100(U) [A/AH Pack]
Item Contents
X-ray focus vertical 850 mm to 1750 mm,
movement Manual operation, electromagnetic brake lock
X-ray tube X-ray focus longitudinal 1050 mm,
support movement Manual operation, electromagnetic brake lock
-90° to +90° (0°, 90° click stop)
X-ray tube unit rotation
Manual, screw fixation
Table size 1868 mm  727 mm
Table height 550 mm
Radiography Radiography unit
1080 mm
movement amount
table
Grid 10:1 40 lines/cm Fo = 100 cm Al
Maximum allowable
200 kg (Uniform load)
load
24 VDC
Power source (Power supply received from
Installation X-ray high voltage generator)
1800 mm  2700 mm (Three-mat),
Room size
Ceiling height 2050 mm
Specifications are subject to change without prior notice of developments.
7.1.2 HR-100V(U) [S/SH Pack]

Item Contents
X-ray tube X-ray focus longitudinal 1050 mm,
support movement Manual operation, electromagnetic brake lock
-90° to +90° (0°, 90° click stop)
24 VDC
Power source (Power supply received from
X-ray high voltage generator)
Installation
1800 mm  2700 mm (Recommended),
Room size 1350 mm x 2300 mm (Minimum)
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7.1.3 HR-100M(U) [M/MH Pack]

Item Contents
X-ray focus longitudinal 1050 mm,
X-ray tube movement Manual operation, electromagnetic brake lock
support Crosswise movement of 240 mm,
X-ray focus Manual operation, electromagnetic brake lock
-90° to +90° (0°, 90° click stop)
Table size 1868 mm  727 mm
Table height 550 mm
Radiography Radiography unit
1080 mm
table movement amount
Grid 10:1 40 lines/cm Fo = 100 cm Al
Maximum allowable load 200 kg (Uniform load)
24 VDC (Power supply received from
Power source
X-ray high voltage generator)
Installation
1800 mm  2700 mm (Three-mat),
Room size
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(Common All Packs [A/S/M/AH/SH/MH Pack])
Item Contents
Nominal maximum tube voltage Long time Three-phase, constant voltage, 125 kV
JIS T 60613:2013 Short time Three-phase, constant voltage, 125 kV
Maximum heat content of X-ray tube assembly 1000 kJ {1400 kHU}
Nominal continuous input
420 W {600 HU/s}
JIS T 60613:2013
Maximum anode heat content 100 kJ {140 kHU}
Maximum anode cooling rate 360 W {510 HU/s}
Maximum continuous input for X-ray tube 142 W {200 HU/s}
Continuous anode input
142 W
JIS T 60613:2013
Normal focal spot 1.2
Measuring method of focal spot size Slit camera
Nominal anode input power (0.1 seconds) 26 kW (60 Hz), 23.8 kW (50 Hz)
Nominal exposure anode input power
26 kW (60 Hz), 23.8 kW (50 Hz)
JIS T 60613:2013
Maximum filament voltage 12.4 V
1
Maximum filament current* 4.9 A
Material Rhenium-tungsten faced molybdenum
Target
Angle / diameter 16° / 74mm
Counter-clockwise viewed from cathode side
2 -1
Anode rotation* Over 2,700 min {rpm} at 50 Hz,
-1
Over 3,200 min {rpm} at 60 Hz
Total filtration Minimum of 1.9 mm AL equivalent at 75kV
3
JIS Z 4571-2-28:2013 (with additional filter* )
4
Inherent filtration*
1.9 mm AL equivalent at 75kV JIS Z 4121/2009
JIS Z 4571-2-28:2013
Accumulated leakage dose for one hour at 1m
from focus
5
Leakage dose * - X-ray tube assembly and collimator :
JIS T 0601-1-3:2012 Less than 0.87 mGy
- X-ray collimator only
Less than 0.30 mGy
Maximum X-ray radiation field 350 mm x 350 mm at 650 mm of SID
Classification by JIS Class I
Weight 17.2 kg (including attachment ring)
X-ray radiation port size 18 mm x 18 mm at 35.5 mm of SID
Minimum ambient temperature -10 °C
Degree of protection against electric shock Class I / B type
Weight 17.2 kg (including attachment unit)
Remarks:
1
* The maximum value available for adjusting the tube current is 4.9 A, which is always
used.
2
* The rotation function is used in combination with EZy-Rad Pro by Shimadzu.
It is recommended that the starter input is performed less than once per one minute.
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3
* The additional filter (a sheet of 1.2 mm aluminum ) is attached to the lead cone. Never
remove it.
4
* The inherent filtration of X-ray tube is the minimum of 0.8mm AL.
5
* The measurement conditions of leakage dose : 125kV, 142W (200HU/s), continuously.
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7.3 X-ray Collimator R-20CA

(Common All Packs [A/S/M/AH/SH/MH Pack])
Item Contents
Applicable X-ray tube maximum service voltage 150 kVp
Irradiation field shape Rectangular
Irradiation field Maximum irradiation field 430 mm x 430 mm (at SID 100 cm)
Minimum irradiation field 0 mm x 0 mm, Fin overlap type
Average illumination
Over 160 lx
degree
Displacement from X-ray
Within 2% of SID
irradiation field
Light field
Black cross indication
Center indication
With center line indication mechanism
Lamp type LED lamp
Lighting time 30 seconds, automatic off time switch type
Indication SID (m) 1, 1.2, 2
Opening degree
Indication dimensions 20 (8), 23 (9), 25 (10), 28 (11), 30 (12), 36 (14),
indication
(cm, inch in parentheses) 43 (17)
Leaf driving method Manual
Pb equivalent of leaf 3 mm Pb (intermediate fin 2 mm Pb)
Inherent filtration 1.0 mm Al equivalent at 70 kV
Filter
Additional filter 0.5 mm Al
Irradiation field rotation Rotation around X-ray beam center axis  45°
Attachment method
56 mm
(Distance between focus and attachment face)
External dimensions W 202 mm  D 211 mm  H 197 mm
Weight About 6.0 kg
12 VAC (Power supply received from X-ray high
Power source
voltage generator)
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7.4.1 UD125P-C-PRO (16 kW) [A/S Pack]
Item Contents
Classification by operation mode Continuous operation of intermittent load
Standard model by JIS 1R-200-125
16 kW
(Integrated value of the tube voltage and the
Nominal maximum electric power
maximum tube current for 0.1 seconds at 100kV
of tube voltage 100 kV)
Short time ratings 125 kV 125 mA, 100 kV 160 mA, 80 kV 200 mA
The nominal maximum tube voltage
and the maximum tube current that
125 kV 125 mA
can be fed at the nominal maximum
tube voltage
The maximum tube current and the
maximum tube voltage that can be fed 200 mA 80 kV
at the maximum tube voltage
Ratings
The combination of tube voltage and

tube current that provides the 100 kV 160 mA, 80 kV 200 mA
maximum electric output
The minimum tube current exposure
0.5 mAs
time product
The maximum tube current exposure
320 mAs
time product
Nominal minimum irradiation time
3 ms
(in photo timer exposure)
Heat generation/consumption electricity 320 kcal/h = 370 W (during standby)
High-voltage Transformer Oil Volumes 9L
The DC voltage rectified and smoothened from
the AC power source is inverted to the
high-voltage for X-ray tube with the feedback
Method of controlling tube voltage
control of the inverter circuit, and the
and X-ray irradiation time
high-voltage for the X-ray tube can be
switched on/off asynchronous with the phase
of the power source voltage.
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Item Contents
1
Setting tube voltage for exposure* 40 to125 kV, at interval of 1 kV
1
Setting tube current for exposure* Six positions can be used.
(for 3-control method) 200, 160, 125, 100, 80, 63 mA
Setting range
2.5, 2.8, 3.2, 3.6, 4.0, 4.5, 5.0, 5.6, 6.3, 7.1, 8.0, 9.0,
10, 11, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 25, 28, 32, 36, 40, 45,
50, 56, 63, 71, 80, 90 ms
1
Setting exposure time* 0.10, 0.11, 0.12, 0.14, 0.16, 0.18, 0.20, 0.22, 0.25,
(for 3-control method) 0.28, 0.32, 0.36, 0.40, 0.45, 0.50, 0.56, 0.63, 0.71,
0.80, 0.90, 1.0, 1.1, 1.2, 1.4, 1.6, 1.8, 2.0, 2.2, 2.5, 2.8,
3.2, 3.6, 4.0, 4.5, 5.0 sec
The exposure time cannot be set to the value where
mAs becomes less than 0.5 or more than 320.
Setting range
0.5, 0.56, 0.63, 0.71, 0.8, 0.9, 1.0, 1.1, 1.2, 1.4, 1.6,
Setting the tube current
1 1.8, 2.0, 2.2, 5, 2.8, 3.2, 3.6, 4.0, 4.5, 5.0, 5.6, 6.3, 7.1,
exposure time product *
8.0, 9.0, 10, 11, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 25, 28, 32, 36,
(for 2-control method)
40, 45, 50, 56, 63, 71, 80, 90, 100, 110, 125, 140, 160,
180, 200, 220, 250, 280, 320 mAs
3-control method Method where kV, mA, and sec are set as exposure
(kV, mA, sec) conditions
Exposure Method where setting kV and mAs for an exposure
condition condition automatically sets the sec and mA to the
2-control method
setting method minimum exposure time and the maximum tube
(kV, mAs)
current respectively in accordance with the allowable
load for X-ray tube.
(1) General radiography
Selectable techniques (2) Bucky radiography 1
(3) Bucky radiography 2
Number of X-ray tubes connectable 1 unit
Choice of focus Fixed to large focus
Remarks:
1
* The accuracy of each condition is as follows:
Tube voltage (within ± 10%), Tube current (within ± 20%),
mAs within ±(10% + 0.2 mAs), Exposure time within ±(10% + 1 ms),
Recurrence of X-ray output (Variation coefficient of 0.05 or less)
Linearity of X-ray output between adjacent setting values satisfies the following formula.
|K1 / I1t1 - K2 / I2t2|≦0.2 ‘ (K1 / I1t1 + K2 / I2t2) / 2
K1, K2 : Mean value of X-ray output values measured by adjacent setting values
I1, I2 : Adjacent tube current setting values
t1, t2 : Adjacent exposure time setting values
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Item Contents
Key for selecting position "Head", "Chest", "Abdominal", Waist", "Leg", "Foot", "Arm", "Hand"
Key for selecting direction "Frontal", "Lateral", "Oblique"
Key for selecting body thickness "Baby", "Child", "Small", "Medium", "Large", "Extra Large"
(1) Power ON/OFF switch
(2) Exposure ready key
Switches
(3) X-ray exposure key
(4) X-ray exposure hand switch (option)
(1) Exposure conditions are displayed on 7-segment LED display.
(2) The area dose is displayed.
(3) the following information is displayed on LED display:
Exposure ready-up indicator lamp (READY-UP)
Displays X-ray exposure indicator lamp (X-RAY)
Standby lamp (STAND-BY)
Caution lamp (CAUTION)
Fault lamp (FAULT)

Memory of 432 anatomical programs is available:
3 techniques  8 positions  3 directions  6 body thicknesses = 432
programs
Each program contains the following:
(1) Exposure condition (kV, mAs, or kV, mA, sec)
Anatomical programs (2) Exposure method
(manual exposure or photo timer exposure)
(3) Exposure condition setting method
(2-control method or 3-control method)
(4) Photo timer photo pickup field selection
(5) Photo timer film density setting
Photo timer exposure is available in combination with Shimadzu
photo timer pickup type SPT-XD-A4A/A1A/A3B.
(1) Number of photo pickup combinable
4 photo pickup fields x 2 pieces
(2) Manual exposure or photo timer exposure may be selected.
Direct photo timer exposure (3) Film density adjustor
(option) Adjustable in 7 steps (-3, -2, -1, 0, +1, +2, +3)
(4) Eleven combinations of photo pickup fields selectable as
shown below.
indicates that the upper center photo pickup field are selected.
In case of any failure in each function, the contents are displayed
Self-diagnosis function
in codes.
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7 Specifications
7.4.2 UD125P-C2-PRO (20 kW) [M Pack]

Item Contents
Standard model by JIS 1R-250-125
20 kW
125 kV 160 mA
tube voltage
Ratings

tube current that provides the 125 kV 160 mA, 100 kV 200 mA, 80 kV 250 mA
The minimum tube current exposure
0.32 mAs
time product
The maximum tube current exposure
320 mAs
time product
3 ms
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The DC voltage rectified and smoothened from the AC
power source is inverted to the high-voltage for X-ray tube
with the feedback control of the inverter circuit, and the
high-voltage for the X-ray tube can be switched on/off
asynchronous with the phase of the power source voltage.
1
Setting tube voltage for exposure* 40 to 125 kV, at interval of 1 kV
1
Setting range
2.5, 2.8, 3.2, 3.6, 4.0, 4.5, 5.0, 5.6, 6.3, 7.1, 8.0, 9.0, 10, 11,
12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 25, 28, 32, 36, 40, 45, 50, 56, 63, 71,
1 80, 90 ms
Setting exposure time*
0.10, 0.11, 0.12, 0.14, 0.16, 0.18, 0.20, 0.22, 0.25, 0.28,
0.32, 0.36, 0.40, 0.45, 0.50, 0.56, 0.63, 0.71, 0.80, 0.90, 1.0,
1.1, 1.2, 1.4, 1.6, 1.8, 2.0, 2.2, 2.5, 2.8, 3.2, 3.6, 4.0 sec
The exposure time cannot be set to the value where mAs
becomes less than 0.32 or more than 320.
Setting range
0.32, 0.36, 0.4, 0.45, 0.5, 0.56, 0.63, 0.71, 0.8, 0.9, 1.0, 1.1,
Setting the tube current exposure
1 1.2, 1.4, 1.6, 1.8, 2.0, 2.2, 5, 2.8, 3.2, 3.6, 4.0, 4.5, 5.0, 5.6,
time product*
6.3, 7.1, 8.0, 9.0, 10, 11, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 25, 28, 32,
36, 40, 45, 50, 56, 63, 71, 80, 90, 100, 110, 125, 140, 160,
180, 200, 220, 250, 280, 320 mAs
Exposure (kV, mA, sec) conditions
condition Method where setting kV and mAs for an exposure condition
setting 2-control method automatically sets the sec and mA to the minimum exposure
method (kV, mAs) time and the maximum tube current respectively in
accordance with the allowable load for X-ray tube.
Remarks:
1
* The accuracy of each condition is as follows:
|K1 / I1t1 - K2 / I2t2|≦0.2 ‘ (K1 / I1t1 + K2 / I2t2) / 2
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Item Contents
Switches
(3) The LED displays show the following information:
Fault lamp (FAULT)

programs
shown below.
indicates that the upper center photo pickup field are selected
In codes.
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7.4.3 UD125P-CH-PRO (16 kW) [AH Pack]

Item Contents
Standard model by JIS CIR-200-125
16 kW
125 kV 125 mA
tube voltage
Ratings

tube current that provides the 100 kV 160 mA, 80 kV 200 mA
The minimum tube current exposure 0.5 mAs
time product
The maximum tube current exposure 100 mAs (200 mAs)
time product 200 mAs option type in parentheses
3 ms
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Item Contents
And X-ray irradiation time
1
Setting tube voltage for exposure* 40 to 125 kV, at interval of 1 kV
1
Setting range
2.5, 2.8, 3.2, 3.6, 4.0, 4.5, 5.0, 5.6, 6.3, 7.1, 8.0, 9.0, 10, 11,
12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 25, 28, 32, 36, 40, 45, 50, 56, 63, 71,
80, 90 ms
1
Setting exposure time* 0.10, 0.11, 0.12, 0.14, 0.16, 0.18, 0.20, 0.22, 0.25, 0.28,
(for 3-control method) 0.32, 0.36, 0.40, 0.45, 0.50, 0.56, 0.63, 0.71, 0.80, 0.90, 1.0,
1.1, 1.2, 1.4, 1.6, (1.8, 2.0, 2.2, 2.5, 2.8, 3.2) sec
becomes less than 0.5 or more than 100 (200).
200 mAs option type in parentheses.
Setting range
0.5, 0.56, 0.63, 0.71, 0.8, 0.9, 1.0, 1.1, 1.2, 1.4, 1.6, 1.8, 2.0,
Setting the tube current exposure
1 2.2, 5, 2.8, 3.2, 3.6, 4.0, 4.5, 5.0, 5.6, 6.3, 7.1, 8.0, 9.0, 10,
time product*
11, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 25, 28, 32, 36, 40, 45, 50, 56, 63,
71, 80, 90, 100, (110, 125, 140, 160, 180, 200) mAs
200 mAs option type in parentheses.
Exposure (kV, mA, sec) conditions
Remarks:
1
* The accuracy of each condition is as follows (compatible with IEC Standard):
|K1 / I1t1 - K2 / I2t2|≦0.2 ‘ (K1 / I1t1 + K2 / I2t2) / 2
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Item Contents
Switches
Fault lamp (FAULT)

programs
shown below.
in codes.
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7.4.4 UD125P-CH2-PRO (20 kW) [MH Pack]

Item Contents
Standard model by JIS CIR-250-125
20 kW
Short time ratings 125 kV 160 mA, 100 kV 200 mA, 80kV 250 mA
125 kV 160 mA
tube voltage
Ratings

tube current that provides the 250 mA 160 kV, 100 kV 200 mA, 80 kV 250 mA
The minimum tube current exposure 0.32 mAs
time product
The maximum tube current exposure 100 mAs (200 mAs)
time product 200 mAs option type in parentheses
3 ms
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Setting tube voltage for exposure 40 -125 kV, at interval of 1 kV
Setting tube current for exposure Six positions can be used.
Setting range
2.5, 2.8, 3.2, 3.6, 4.0, 4.5, 5.0, 5.6, 6.3, 7.1, 8.0, 9.0, 10, 11,
12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 25, 28, 32, 36, 40, 45, 50, 56, 63, 71,
80, 90 ms
Setting exposure time 0.10, 0.11, 0.12, 0.14, 0.16, 0.18, 0.20, 0.22, 0.25, 0.28,
(for 3-control method) 0.32, 0.36, 0.40, 0.45, 0.50, 0.56, 0.63, 0.71, 0.80, 0.90, 1.0,
1.1, 1.2, 1.4, 1.6, (1.8, 2.0, 2.2, 2.5, 2.8, 3.2) sec
becomes less than 0.32 or more than 100 (200).
200 mAs option type in parentheses
Setting range
0.32, 0.36, 0.4, 0.45, 0.5, 0.56, 0.63, 0.71, 0.8, 0.9, 1.0, 1.1,
Setting the tube current exposure 1.2, 1.4, 1.6, 1.8, 2.0, 2.2, 5, 2.8, 3.2, 3.6, 4.0, 4.5, 5.0, 5.6,
time product 6.3, 7.1, 8.0, 9.0, 10, 11, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 25, 28, 32,
(for 2-control method) 36, 40, 45, 50, 56, 63, 71, 80, 90, 100, (110, 125, 140, 160,
180, 200) mAs
200 mAs option type in parentheses
Exposure (kV, mA, sec) Conditions
Remarks:
1
* The accuracy of each condition is as follows (compatible with IEC Standard):
|K1 / I1t1 - K2 / I2t2|≦0.2 ‘ (K1 / I1t1 + K2 / I2t2) / 2
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Item Contents
Switches
Fault lamp (FAULT)

programs
shown below.
in codes.
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7.5 Operation Panel
7.5 Operation Panel
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No. Name No. Name

1 System ready indicator 16 Radiography region selection keys
(STAND BY)
2 Radiography ready indicator 17 Radiography technique selection keys
(READY-UP)
3 Warning indicator (CAUTION) 18 Radiography condition control key
(mA sec, mAs)
4 X-ray exposure indicator 19 Film density display (DENSITY)
(X-RAY)
5 Failure indicator (FAULT) 20 Film density [+] key (DENSITY+)
6 Tube voltage display (kV) 21 Film density [-] key (DENSITY-)
1
(Film size display * )
7 Tube voltage [-] key (kV-) 22 Photo timer key (PHOTO)
8 Tube voltage [+] key (kV+) 23 Lighting field indicator (FIELD)
9 Tube current/tube current time product 24 Radiography direction selection keys
display (mA, mAs)
1
(Grid presence/absence display * )
10 Tube current/tube current time product 25 Program entry key (STORE)
[-] key (mA, mAs)
11 Tube current/tube current time product 26 Body thickness correction selection
[+] key (mA, mAs) keys
12 Radiography time display (ms, sec) 27 X-ray exposure key (X-RAY)
1
(radiography distance display * )
13 Radiography time [-] key (sec-) 28 Radiography preparation key
(READY)
14 Radiography time [+] key (sec+) 29 Area dose display
15 Power switch (POWER ON/OFF)
*1 () displayed when the one-touch guide function is used.
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MAINTENANCE Chapter 1
M1
Adjustment of X-ray
High-voltage Generator
Chapter Contents
1.1 Precautions
1.2 Preparations for Test Operation (1)
1.3 Adjustment of Tube Voltage
1.4 Adjustment of mAs
1.5 Check of Filament Heating
1.6 Adjustment of Charge Voltage
1.7 Check of Tube Voltage and Adjustment of Tube Current
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1 Adjustment of X-ray High-voltage Generator

1.1 Precautions
1.1.1 Introduction
This section describes the adjustment procedures for the X-ray high-voltage
generator. The adjustment is required for replacement of PCB, and not needed
in the ordinary installation.
1.1.2 Precautions for Adjustments
The power source must be turned OFF before maintenance or connection of the
high-voltage generator, or connection or disconnection of high-voltage cables.
Calibrate the probe frequency characteristics and voltage range of the oscilloscope
before adjustments.
Do NOT connect the GND terminal in the power plug on the oscilloscope.
Do NOT perform measurement simultaneously with different reference potential
between CH1 and CH2.
Otherwise, the oscilloscope might be damaged and be broken down, and the unit
might be damaged by the breakdown, ignition, or others.
Make sure that the power source is OFF when inserting or removing a PCB and
connecting or disconnecting a connector.
Follow the instructions in “3 Installation and Connection” to make sure all the cables
are properly connected.
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1.1 Precautions
In the first use of X-ray tube assembly after installation, or the first use of that in one
month or more, perform the aging on the X-ray tube assembly after two-point
adjustment of tube current and each point adjustment.
For details of aging, see “4.7 X-ray Tube Aging”.
Precautions for adjustment of tube current

(1) Adjust the tube current a few minutes after turning on power.
(2) Adjust the tube current to within 5 percent of setting value.
(3) Take more than one minute intervals between adjustments.
(4) Be sure to adjust the tube current with monitoring the tube voltage waveform.
If FVR value is too large, the tube voltage may not reach the set value.
(5) If a tube current exceeding the acceptable range flows, an error code appears
on the control panel by the protection circuit.
(6) If a tube current is extremely smaller than the set tube current, the tube voltage
waveform tends to exceed the acceptable range and an error code appears on
the control panel by the protection circuit.
The ripple voltage on the tube voltage waveform depends on the condition of the
power supply. And also it depends on the type of the using oscilloscope.
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MAINTENANCE
1.2 Preparations for Test Operation (1)

With the electrolytic capacitors in the inverter unit uncharged, prepare to test the Ready and
X-ray operations.
However, restore these connections if they are not required for subsequent adjustments.
1.2.1 Preparations for EZy-Rad Pro [A/S Pack]

(1) Turn off the power.
(2) Disconnect the connector JLD on INPUT PC-15 PCB.
(3) Short-circuit between CP3 CHECK1 and CP4 CHECK2 on X CONT-2007 PCB.
(4) Disconnect the connector JM2 and JSOUT on INVERTER UNIT-C1 PCB.
1.2.2 Preparations for EZy-Rad Pro [M Pack]

(2) Disconnect the connector JLD on INPUT PC-15 PCB.
1.2.3 Preparations for EZy-Rad Pro [AH/SH Pack]

(2) Remove the fuse F4 from INPUT PCH-15 PCB.
1.2.4 Preparations for EZy-Rad Pro [MH Pack]

(2) Remove the fuse F4 from INPUT PCH-15 PCB.
Disconnect the following connector or fuse from the X-Ray high voltage generator
cabinet to avoid charging the main electrolytic capacitors.
EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/M Pack] : Connector JLD on INPUT PC-15 PCB.
EZy-Rad Pro [AH/SH/MH Pack] : Fuse F4 on INPUT PCH-15 PCB.
This measure is important to ensure safety.
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(1) Make sure that the preparations for test operation (1) have been completed.
(2) Remove the following connector.
EZy-Rad Pro [A /S/AH/MH Pack] JINV on INVERTER UNIT-C1 PCB
EZy-Rad Pro [M/MH Pack] JINV on INVERTER UNIT-C2 PCB
(3) Short-circuit between CP17 +15V and CP5 VSIN on X CONT-2007 PCB.
(4) Connect the probe of the oscilloscope between the following CP.
CH1 : CP29 F to CP25 GND on X CONT-2007 PCB
(5) Turn on the power.

(6) Select the general radiography on the console.
(7) Adjust VR2 VFADJ(kV) so that the frequency of CP29 F on X CONT-2007 PCB
becomes 112kHz (with a cycle time from 8.9 to 9.0 µs).
Fig. 1.3.1

(9) Remove the probe of the oscilloscope connected in (4).
CH1 : CP33 A/D to CP32 GND on X CONT-2007 PCB

(12) Select general radiography on the console.
Do NOT perform measurement simultaneously with different reference potential

between CH1 and CH2.
Otherwise, the oscilloscope might be damaged and be broken down, and the unit
might be damaged by the breakdown, ignition, or others.
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(13) Adjust VR3 PULSEADJ by operating Ready and X-ray to set the pulse width at
CP33 A/D on X CONT-2007 PCB to 7.5µs ±0.1µs. (Be careful about its polarity.)
Fig. 1.3.2

(16) Connect the following connector.
EZy-Rad pro [A/S/AH/SH Pack] JINV on INVERTER UNIT-C1 PCB
EZy-Rad Pro [M/MH Pack] JINV on INVERTER UNIT-C2 PCB
EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/AH/SH Pack]
CH1 : CP5 Ga to CP6 Ea on INVERTER UNIT-C1 PCB (GND)
CH2 : CP10 Gb - CP9 Eb on INVERTER UNIT-C1 PCB (GND)
EZy-Rad pro [M/MH Pack]

CH1 : CP5 Ga to CP6 Ea on INVERTER UNIT-C2 PCB (GND)
CH2 : CP10 Gb to CP9 Eb on INVERTER UNIT-C2 PCB (GND)

(20) By operating Ready and X-ray, check the IGBT gate waveform when it reaches
steady state and make sure the pulse width at +5V is from 7.8µs 8.0µs. And adjust
the pulse width at VR3 PULSEADJ as necessary.
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CP5 Ga to CP6 Ea
CP10 Gb to CP9 Eb
Fig. 1.3.3

(23) Remove the short circuit in (3).
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1.4 Adjustment of mAs

(2) Short-circuit between CP18 +5V and CP30 mA-IN on X CONT-2007 PCB.
CH1 : CP28 MASCLK to CP25 GND on X CONT-2007 PCB

(6) Adjust VR1 mAs so that the frequency of CP28 MASCLK on X CONT-2007 PCB
becomes 25 kHz (with a cycle time from 38 to 40 µs).
Fig. 1.4.1

(9) Remove the short circuit in (2).
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(2) Connect the following connector.
EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/AH/SH Pack] JM2 on INVERTER UNIT-C1 PCB
EZy-Rad Pro [M / MH Pack] JM2 on INVERTER UNIT-C2 PCB
EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/AH/SH Pack]
CH1 : CP1 CL to CP2 CO on INVERTR UNIT-C1 PCB
EZy-Rad Pro [M/MH Pack]

CH1 : CP1 CL to CP2 CO on INVERTR UNIT-C2 PCB

(6) Make sure the oscilloscope waveform appears as shown in the diagram below.
Fig. 1.5.1

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(2) Remove the connector JI6 from INPUT PC-15 PCB.
(3) Short-circuit between CP2 VC0 and CP5 GND on INPUT PC-15 PCB.
(4) Short-circuit between CP6 +15V and CP3 VPA on INPUT PC-15 PCB.
Before turning on the power supply, make sure the connector JLD on INPUT PC-15
PCB is disconnected.
(5) Turn on the power, and measure the voltage between CP3 VPA and CP4 VPB on
INPUT PC-15 PCB to calculate them as follow:
VP1 ＝ 0.246 x (VPA － VPB)
Example : If VPA - VPB = 12.0V, VP1 = 2.95V.

If VPA - VPB = 12.2V, VP1 = 3.00V.
If VPA - VPB = 12.4V, VP1 = 3.05V.
(6) Adjust VR1 VPADJ on INPUT PC-15 PCB so that the voltage between CP20 VP1
and CP19 GND on X CONT-2007 PCB becomes the calculated value in (5).
(8) Remove each short circuit in (3) and (4).
(9) Connect the connector JI6 and JLD on INPUT PC-15 PCB.
(11) Make sure the voltage between CP20 VP1 and CP19 GND on X CONT-2007 PCB
is one-hundredth of that between CP1 VC and CP2 VC0 on INPUT PC-15 PCB.
Example :
When the voltage between VC and VC0 is 300V, that between VP1 and GND is
3.00V. (±2 percent of tolerance)
If the voltage adjustment is necessary, adjust VR1 VPADJ on INPUT PC-15 PCB.
(13) Remove the short circuit between CP3 CHECK1 and CP4 CHECK2 on X
CONT-2007 PCB.
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(2) Remove the cables from the terminal X2 VC and X1 VC0 on INPUT PCH-15 PCB.
(3) Short-circuit between CP1 VC0 and CP4 GND on INPUT PCH-15 PCB.
(4) Short-circuit between CP3 +15V and CP6 VPA on INPUT PCH-15 PCB.
Before turning on the power supply, make sure the fuse F4 on INPUT PCH-15 PCB is
disconnected.
(5) Turn on the power, and measure the voltage between CP6 VPA and CP5 VPB on
INPUT PCH-15 PCB to calculate them as follow:
VP1 ＝ 0.246 x (VPA － VPB)
Example : If VPA - VPB = 12.0V, VP1 = 2.95V.

If VPA - VPB = 12.2V, VP1 = 3.00V.
If VPA - VPB = 12.4V, VP1 = 3.05V.
(6) Adjust VR1 VPADJ on INPUT PCH-15 PCB so that the voltage between CP20 VP1
and CP19 GND on X CONT-2007 PCB becomes the calculated value in (5).
(8) Remove each short circuit in (3) and (4).
(9) Connect the cables to the terminal X2 VC and X1 VC0 on INPUT PCH-15 PCB.
(10) Mount the fuse F4 (10A/600V) on INPUT PCH-15 PCB.
(12) Make sure the voltage between CP2 VC and CP1 VC0 on INPUT PCH-15 PCB is
335V (325V to 340V).
(13) Make sure the voltage between CP20 VP1 and CP19 GND on X CONT-2007 PCB
is one-hundredth of that between CP2 VC and CP1 VC0 on INPUT PCH-15 PCB.
Example :
When the voltage between VC and VC0 is 300V, that between VP1 and GND is
3.00V. (±2 percent of tolerance)
If the voltage adjustment is necessay, adjust VR1 VPADJ on INPUT PCH-15 PCB.
(15) Remove the short circuit between CP3 CHECK1 and CP4 CHECK2 on X
CONT-2007 PCB.
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1.7.1 EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/AH/SH Pack]
1.7.1.1 Check of Tube Voltage Waveform
(1) Turn on DIP SW S3-8 (adjusting mode) and S2-5 (measured value display) on CPU
PCB.
(3) Enter the tube current each-point adjusting mode, and set the conditions at 40kV,
63mA, and 32msec. (See “5.4.2 Tube Current each-point Adjusting Mode”.)
(4) By operating Ready and X-ray, make sure the tube voltage waveform is as shown
below.
Fig. 1.7.1
(5) Check the tube current and adjust FVR value so that the tube current becomes 60
mA to 65mA. Use this FVR value as reference in “1.8.1.2”.
(For adjustment of the tube current, see “5.4.2 Tube Current each-point Adjusting
Mode”.)
1.7.1.2 Adjustment of Tube Current

Enter the tube current two-point adjusting mode (80kV / 63mA and 80kV / 200mA), and
adjust the tube current. (For details of tube current two-point adjusting mode, see “5.4.1
Tube Current two-point Adjusting Mode”.)
(Reference) FVR Values to be entered are as follows:

FVR value (80kV, 63mA) = FVR value (40kV, 63mA) - 0.04
FVR value (80kV, 200mA) = FVR value (80kV, 63mA) + 0.40
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1.7.1.3 Check of Tube Current

Enter the tube current each-point adjusting mode, and make sure the tube current is
within ±5 percent of each position, where the tube voltage is at 40, 60, 80, 100, 125kV,
and tube current is at 63, 80, 100, 125, 160, 200mA. And adjust the tube current as
necessary.
(For details of tube current each-point adjusting mode, see “5.4.2 Tube Current
each-point Adjusting Mode”.)
Fig. 1.7.2
Fig. 1.7.3
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1.7.2.1 Check of Tube Voltage Waveform
(1) Turn on DIP SW S3-8 (adjusting mode) and S2-5 (measured value display) on CPU
PCB.
(3) Enter the tube current each-point adjusting mode, and set the conditions at 40kV,
83mA, and 32msec. (See “5.4.2 Tube Current each-point Adjusting Mode”.)
(4) By operating Ready and X-ray, make sure the tube voltage waveform is as shown
below.
Fig. 1.7.4
(5) Check the tube current and adjust FVR value so that the tube current becomes 76
mA to 84mA. Use this FVR value as reference in “1.8.1.2”.
(For adjustment of the tube current, see “5.4.2 Tube Current each-point Adjusting
Mode”.)
1.7.2.2 Adjustment Tube Current

Enter the tube current two-point adjusting mode (80kV / 80mA and 0kV / 250mA), and
adjust the tube current. (For details of tube current two-point adjusting mode, see “5.4.1
Tube Current two-point Adjusting Mode”.)
(Reference) FVR Values to be entered are as follows:

FVR value (80kV, 80mA) = FVR value (40kV, 80mA) - 0.04
FVR value (80kV, 250mA) = FVR value (80kV, 80mA) + 0.40
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1.7.2.3 Check of Tube Current

Enter the tube current each-point adjusting mode, and make sure the tube current is
within ±5 percent of each position, where the tube voltage is at 40, 60, 80, 100, 125kV,
and tube current is at 80, 100, 125, 160, 200, 250mA. And adjust the tube current as
necessary.
(For details of tube current each-point adjusting mode, see “5.4.2 Tube Current
each-point Adjusting Mode”.)
Fig. 1.7.5
Fig. 1.7.6
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Error Code List
Chapter Contents
2.1 Warning Messages
2.2 Fault Messages
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2 Error Code List
2 Error Code List

2.1 Warning Messages
When an error occurs, the corresponding error code appears on the control panel.
Error
Description
code
L8 The door of examination room is open.
Accumulated heat content of X-ray tube assembly after exposure exceeded
H1
the allowable value.
Accumulated heat content of X-ray tube assembly has exceeded the allowable
H2
limit value.
H4 The X-ray tube assembly thermal switch is done.
F64 It is an invalid X-ray switch input.
F65 It is an invalid ready switch input.
F67 H.V trans setting invalid.
Communication error.
F76
(The radiography unit manufacturer/model code is not compatible.)
F80 A setting value outside range of tube voltage was transmitted from DR.
F81 An invalid setting value of tube voltage was transmitted from DR.
F82 A setting value outside range of irradiation time was transmitted from DR.
F83 An invalid setting value of irradiation time was transmitted from DR.
A setting value outside range of tube current-time product was transmitted
F84
from DR.
F85 An invalid photo-timer lighting field was transmitted from DR.
F86 An invalid film density was transmitted from DR.
F87 An invalid film sensitivity was transmitted from DR.
F88 A program code outside range was transmitted from DR.
F89 An invalid technique code was transmitted from DR.
E CPU memory battery exchange.
EEE CPU memory battery is longevity.
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2.2 Fault Messages
2.2 Fault Messages

When an error occurs, the corresponding error code appears on the control panel.
EZy-Rad Pro [A/S/M Pack]
Error
Description
code
F03 Error in –15V power supply for control circuit.
F11 The measured tube voltage is at least 30kV higher than the setting value.
F12 The measured tube voltage is at least 70% lower than the setting value.
F13 The measured tube voltage is approximately 10kV or less.
F14 The X-ray tube has discharged. (Third time discharge)
F17 The X-ray tube has discharged. (First time discharge)
F18 The X-ray tube has discharged. (Second time discharge)
F19 The tube voltage on anode or cathode exceeds 90kV
F21 The measured tube current is at least 50mA higher than the setting value.
F22 The measured tube current is at least 50% lower than the setting value.
F23 The measured tube current is approximately 10mA or less.
F31 The measured filament current is at least 120% higher than the setting value.
F32 The measured filament current is at least 80% lower than the setting value.
F33 The measured filament current is approximately 1A or less.
F41 The measured capacitor voltage is approximately 400V or more.
F42 The measured capacitor voltage is approximately 240V or less.
F43 The measured capacitor voltage is approximately 20V or less.
F61 Starter error (No confirmation signal for current detection from the starter)
F62 Bucky error (No confirmation signal from the bucky)
F68 FPD error (No confirmation signal from FPD)
F6E Exposure control circuit error
F6F Exposure control circuit error
F71 Communication timeout of Dose Area Product Meter
F72 Communication error of Dose Area Product Meter
F73 Failure of Dose Area Product Meter
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2 Error Code List
EZy-Rad Pro [AH/SH/MH Pack]

Error
Description
code
F01 Power supply voltage is at least 20% higher than the standard.
F02 Power supply voltage is at least 20% lower than the standard.
F03 Error in –15V power supply for control circuit.
F11 The measured tube voltage is at least 30kV higher than the setting value.
F12 The measured tube voltage is at least 70% lower than the setting value.
F13 The measured tube voltage is approximately 10kV or less.
F14 The X-ray tube has discharged. (Third time discharge)
F17 The X-ray tube has discharged. (First time discharge)
F18 The X-ray tube has discharged. (Second time discharge)
F19 The tube voltage on anode or cathode exceeds 90kV
F21 The measured tube current is at least 50mA higher than the setting value.
F22 The measured tube current is at least 50% lower than the setting value.
F23 The measured tube current is approximately 10mA or less.
F31 The measured filament current is at least 120% higher than the setting value.
F32 The measured filament current is at least 80% lower than the setting value.
F33 The measured filament current is approximately 1A or less.
F41 The measured capacitor voltage is approximately 360V or more.
The measured capacitor voltage becomes approximately 20V or less, three
F43
seconds after the charging starts.
The measured capacitor voltage does not reach 240V, which is required to
F44
cancel the suppression of charging current.
F45 The measured capacitor voltage does not reach 335V of the prescribed value.
F46 The capacitor voltage increases while charging is suspended.
F61 Starter error (No confirmation signal for current detection from the starter)
F62 Bucky error (No confirmation signal from the bucky)
F68 FPD error (No confirmation signal from FPD)
F6E Exposure control circuit error
F6F Exposure control circuit error
F71 Communication timeout of Dose Area Product Meter
F72 Communication error of Dose Area Product Meter
F73 Failure of area Dose Area Product Meter
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PC Maintenance Function
Chapter Contents
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Requirement Tools for PC maintenance
3.3 Setup of Tera-Term
3.4 Data Backup (Download)
3.5 Data Restoration (Upload)
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3 PC Maintenance Function
3.1 Introduction
I can perform maintenance work to show below than a PC it in by being connected to the
NEX-SH PCB equipped with by X-ray High voltage Generator with a serial crossing cable
between PC.
 Anatomical program memorized to the NEX-SH PCB, initial setting data and the making
of backup data (download data) to the PC of adjustment mode data.
 Anatomical program backed up by a PC, initial setting data and the reconstruction
(upload) of data to the NEX-SH PCB of adjustment mode data.
The data which can communicate with a PC are the following data memorizing with
EPROM.
 APR data
 Tube data Tube type data
Tube setting data
 Ratio data Setting of apparatus ratings
 Technique data Technique keys data
 FVR data
 Photo kV Correcting data
 Other data APR setting data of power on.
Control setting of collimator lamp.
Data of exposure Counter.
3.2 Requirement Tools for PC maintenance

 PC (Recommended operation environment： Windows 7 or higher equipped with
RS-232C serial port)
 RS-232C serial cable (9pin female to 9pin female, crossover type).
 Communication software.
Equipped with the binary file transfer protocol XMODEM (CRC).
Terminal program Tera-Term is recommended. (Tera-Term is contained in the supplied
SH TOS disk. Unzip “ttermp23” and install it on PC as necessary.)
The subsequent description is for when Tera-Term Ver.2.30 is used as

communication software on PC with Windows 7.
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(1) Turn the power OFF to the console, and open the front cover of the X-ray
(2) If DR option is provided, turn OFF DIPSW2-7 on the NEX-SH PCB.
(3) Connect the serial cable to the serial connector J4 on the NEX-SH PCB.
(4) Connect the serial cable to the serial port on PC.
(5) Turn the power ON to the console to run the installed Tera-Term.
The new connection setting is displayed on the screen.
(6) Select [Serial], and select the port where the serial cable is connected, and then
click [OK].
The Tera-Term window opens.
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(7) Select [Setup] - [Terminal…] to set the Terminal setting.
(8) Make the settings as shown below, and click [OK].

- New-line Transmit : CR+LF
- Kanji (receive) : SJIS
Kanji (transmit) : SJIS
Terminal ID : VT100
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(9) Select [Setup] – [Serial port…] to set the communication rate setting.
(10) Make the settings as shown below, and click [OK].

- Baud rate : 9600 bps - Data : 8 bit
- Parity : none - Stop : 1 bit
- Flow control : none - Transmit delay : 0msec/char,
200msec/line
The setup is now completed.
The subsequent description is for when Tera-Term Ver.2.30 is used as

communication software on PC with Windows 7.
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It is processed to transmit the content of the memory memorized in NEX-SH PCB to be
backed up to the PC side in the backup operation of data, to make to the log file, and to
preserve the content.
3.4.1 Start of Downloading

(1) Run the Tera-Term program.
Follow the setup instructions in “3.3 Setup of Tera-Term” to connect the serial cable
and set up Tera-term.
(2) Press <Enter> key in the Tera-Term window.

“MAIN>” is displayed.
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If nothing or garbled text is displayed in the Tera-Term window, check the

connection and settings.
- Check if the serial cable is connected correctly between the NEX-SH PCB and
PC.
- Check if the Tera-Term communication setting is correct.
- Check if other settings are correct.
(3) Input “maintenance” and press <Enter> key.
Data communication between PC and NEX-SH PCB becomes available.
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(4) Input “help” and press <Enter> key.

The list of commands is displayed. The list of the use command is shown below.
Data is exchanged by inputting the relevant command.
Command Contents
all[r/w] All EPROM stored data.
heaprtec[r/w] APR data
hetubedt[r/w] Tube data and set tube current data
heratio[r/w] Ratio data
hetechinit[r/w] Initial setting data
hefvrkvdata[r/w] FVR data
heprkvdata[r/w] Photo kV Correcting data
hec[r/w] Other data
hdose1[r/w] Option setting data 1, such as dose calculation unit
sstatus[r/w] Radiography unit status data 1
sctrl[r/w] Radiography unit status data 2
help The list of commands is displayed.
exit Return to the main menu.
(5) Specify the command of data to be downloaded to PC, and input “r”, then press
<Enter> key.
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Example) To download APR data, input “heaprtec r”.

The following message appears to confirm downloading.
(6) Select [File] – [Log…] to specify the destination file to download to (the log save
data on PC)
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(7) Select the log file for saving data, and click [Open].
The selected log file opens.
(8) Press <Enter> key to start downloading.

Data being downloaded will be displayed in the window until the processing is done.
After the downloading, the following message appears.
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(9) When The Tera Term Log window appears, click [Close].
The log file with the downloaded data closes.
If the Tera-Term window is left opened after the downloading, the unnecessary
data may be included in the saved data.
(10) Press <Enter> key. The Tera-Term becomes in a command entry wait state as
shown below.
To continue downloading, repeat from step (6).
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(11) Input “exit” and press <Enter> key to finish downloading.

(12) Select [File] – [Exit] to terminate the Tera-Term program.
(13) Turn the power OFF to the console, and remove the serial cable.
(14) When DR option is provided, turn ON DIPS SW2-7 on the NEX-SH PCB.
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It is processed to transmit the content of the up-loading file (file that is downloaded from
NEX-SH PCB and made) preserved with PC to NEX-SH PCB in the up-loading operation
of data and to restore the content.
3.5.1 Start of Uploading

(1) Run the Tera-Term program.
The following window opens. Follow the setup instructions in “3.3 Setup of
Tera-Term” to connect the serial cable and set up Tera-term.
(2) Press <Enter> key in the Tera-Term window.

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If nothing or garbled text is displayed in the Tera-Term window, check the

connection and settings.
- Check if the serial cable is connected correctly between the NEX-SH PCB and
PC.
- Check if the Tera-Term communication setting is correct.
- Check if other settings are correct.
(3) Input “maintenance” and press <Enter> key.
Data communication between PC and NEX-SH PCB becomes available.
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(4) Input “help” and press <Enter> key.

The list of commands is displayed. The list of the use command is shown below.
Data is exchanged by inputting the relevant command.
Command Contents
all[r/w] All EPROM stored data.
heaprtec[r/w] APR data
hetubedt[r/w] Tube data and set tube current data
heratio[r/w] Ratio data
hetechinit[r/w] Initial setting data
hefvrkvdata[r/w] FVR data
heprkvdata[r/w] Photo kV Correcting data
hec[r/w] Other data
sstatus[r/w] Radiography unit status data 1
sctrl[r/w] Radiography unit status data 2
help The list of commands is displayed.
exit Return to the main menu.
(5) Specify the command of data to be downloaded to PC, and input “w”, then press
<Enter> key.
Example) When uploading APR data, “heaprtec w” is displayed.
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The following message appears to confirm uploading.
(6) Select [File] – [Send file…] to specify the file to be uploaded
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(7) Select the log file to be uploaded, and click [Open] to start uploading.
The process will take several minutes. Do not operate the terminal until the
uploading is done.
After the uploading, the following message appears.
If the uploading is failed, an error message appears.

Set the Transmit delay that is described in step (10) of “3.3 setup of Tera-Term”
longer than 200 msec/line, and then try again.
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(8) Press <Enter> key. The Tera-Term becomes in a command entry wait state as
shown below.
To continue downloading, repeat from step (6).
(9) Input “exit” and press <Enter> key to finish downloading.

(10) Turn the power OFF to the console, and remove the serial cable.
(11) When DR option is provided, turn ON DIPS SW2-7 on the NEX-SH PCB.
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Maintenance and Cleaning
Chapter Contents
4.1 Cleaning and Disinfections
4.2 Periodic Replacement Parts
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4 Maintenance and Cleaning

4.1.1 Cleaning
X-ray radiography table, the resin cover of the X-ray high voltage generator
control panel, a sheet panel were stained, please wipe it off not to damage it
with a nature detergent out of the family use.
Never use any organic solvent such as thinner
4.1.2 How to Cleaning and Disinfections
This equipment is not protected to permeation of a liquid

Don't let a liquid permeate the inside of equipment in cleaning and disinfections.
(1) Check the equipment is turned off power.
Cleaning and disinfections work should work, after turning off equipment power.
If equipment is turned on the power, there is a possibility of causing an electric
shock and a short circuit.
(2) Cleaning and disinfections work are done.

Clean with the cloth into which alcohol or the antiseptic was infiltrated.
For the uneven surface, use a swab or others to clean and disinfect it
completely.
Do not splash antiseptic on the equipment. Do not spray of the antiseptic on the
equipment directly.
If an antiseptic goes into the inside of equipment, it will become failure and the
cause of the accident.
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Do not use the following antiseptics.

When the following antiseptics are used, the performance and safety of equipment
cannot be guaranteed.
1. Chlorine type antiseptic.
2. The antiseptic, which corrodes metal and plastic rubber, or paint.
3. The antiseptic, which unsuited metal and plastic rubber, or paint.
4. A spry gas type antiseptic.
5. A volatile antiseptic.
6. An antiseptic with a possibility of entering the inside of a product.
(3) After a cleaning and disinfections work end, should be checked the following item,
before switching on a power supply of equipment.
・ Neither water nor the antiseptic has adhered to equipment.
・ The tool used for cleaning and disinfections work is tidied up.
When you switch on a power supply after cleaning and disinfections work, do fully
ventilate the inside of a cleaning and disinfections working space.
If inflammable gas remains cleaning and disinfections working space, when a
power supply is switched on, there is danger of ignition, emitting smoke,
explosion, and an electric shock.
4.1.3 Notes in the case of taking over, return of apparatus etc.
When you switch on a power supply after cleaning and disinfections work, do fully
ventilate the inside of a cleaning and disinfections working space.
If inflammable gas remains cleaning and disinfections working space, when a
power supply is switched on, there is danger of ignition, emitting smoke,
explosion, and an electric shock.
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In the medical institution where the various microbes that affect a human body
exist, a certain incubation period may be set by infection, and it may suffer from
the “infection” which appears and is attacked with condition.
In connection with carrying out of the product in the case of recession from a
medical institution, a tool, etc., there is the possibility of secondary infection out
of a medical institution.
In order to prevent this, disinfections and positive implementation of sterilization
are important with a prevention measure and healthy management.
(1) General notes

In order to carry out positive disinfections and to prevent secondary infection,
demand implementation of disinfections in a medical institution as much as
possible.
It is difficult to find the contamination by visual check. Always confirm the
medical institution staffs whether or not it has been sterilized.
(2) Handling cautions of disinfections
Wipe external surface with the cloth dipped with glutaraldehyde (GA) liquid 2%.
Parts (especially machine parts) are decomposing in the range, which can be
decomposed.
Parts wipe with the cloth dipped with glutaraldehyde (GA) liquid 2%, or disinfect
by ethylene oxide gas.
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【Consumables】
■Wire rope
Part No. Name Replacement period
563-76626-01 Wire rope 10 years
■Batteries
・NEX-SH PCB
074-73306-10 Battery, CR2450 1 year
074-73313-21 Battery, CR2450 1 year
Note) When the replacement time comes, the warning message appears on the console of
X-ray high-voltage generator.
The power must be turned ON when replacing the battery. Otherwise, it may cause the
data loss in the memory.
Be sure to attach the polarity of battery correctly.
+ (Positive) - (Negative)
■Packing for high voltage plug

582-23029 Packing #1 1 year
■Fuses
・X-ray control cabinet
Model Rated Rated Replacement Applicable
Type Part No. Name
name current voltage period models
F1 10A 250V SlowBlow 072-01659-83 Fuse, FLM10 2 years

EZy-Rad Pro
[A / M Pack]
F2 10A 250V SlowBlow 072-01659-83 Fuse, FLM10 2 years
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・INVERTER UNIT-C1 PCB (in X-ray control cabinet)

Model Rated Rated Replacement
Type Part No. Name Applicable models
name current voltage period
EZy-Rad Pro
F1 100A 600V FastActing 072-06033-08 Fuse, 600FH-100 2 years
[A/S/AH/SH Pack]
・INVERTER UNIT-C2 PCB (in X-ray control cabinet)
EZy-Rad Pro
F1 125A 600V FastActing 072-06033-09 Fuse, 600FH-125 2 years
[M/MH Pack]
・INPUT PCH-15 PCB (in X-ray high-voltage generator cabinet)
F1 1A 250V SlowBlow 072-01664-20 Fuse, 313 001 2 years
F4 10A 600V SlowBlow 072-01649-01 Fuse, SC-10 2 years
EZy-Rad Pro
F4 10A 500V SlowBlow 072-01659-32 Fuse, FLQ10 2 years
[AH/SH/MH Pack]
F5 10A 250V SlowBlow 072-01665-34 Fuse, 326010 2 years
・INPUT PC-15 PCB (in X-ray high-voltage generator cabinet)
F4 10A 250V SlowBlow 072-01665-34 Fuse, 326010 2 years EZy-Rad Pro
F5 0.5A 250V SlowBlow 072-01664-15 Fuse, 313.500 2 years [A/S/M Pack]
F6 0.5A 250V SlowBlow 072-01664-15 Fuse, 313.500 2 years
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APPENDIX Chapter 1
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Updating Software
for NEX-SH PCB
Chapter Contents
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Setting NEX-SH PCB
1.3 Setting PC
1.4 Back up of S/W
1.5 Updating S/W
1.6 Recovery of S/W
1.7 Initialization and Operation Check of NEX-SH PCB
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1 Updating software for NEX-SH PCB
1. Updating software for NEX-SH PCB

1.1 Introduction
This section describes the procedures for updating the EZy-Rad Pro software (hereinafter
called S/W) by communication from PC to the NEX-SH PCB.
The following items are required for updating S/W:
- PC (Recommended operation environment： Windows 7 or higher equipped with
RS-232C serial port)
- RS-232C serial cable (9pin female to 9pin female, crossover type).
- EZy-Rad Pro software SH_XSY
1.2 Setting NEX-SH PCB

(1) Turn the power OFF to the control panel.
(2) Remove the cabinet cover of the high-voltage generator.
(3) Turn ON DIP SW2-7 on the NEX-SH PCB. Leave other DIP switches OFF.
SW4-2
(4) Connect the serial cable between the connector J4 on NEX-SH PCB and the serial
port of PC.
(5) Turn the power ON to the control panel.
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1.3 Setting PC
1.3 Setting PC
(1) Turn the power ON to PC, and insert the media that includes S/W, into the drive on
PC.
(2) Copy “SH_XSY_v xxx.exe” file (XXX indicates the version number) stored in the
media to the hard disk of PC.
(3) Unzip the copied file. A directory of SH_XSY_v xxx. folder is automatically
generated. The following data is created under the folder.
(a) setup.exe : The file for executing S/W update.
(b) setup.ini : The file for setting S/W update.
(c) SH_XSY_v xxx.bin : High voltage generator S/W file.
(XXX indicates the version number.)
1.4 Back up of S/W

Before updating S/W, back up the software currently installed on PCB.
(1) Double-click the setup.exe. The following window appears.
X button
COM PROT select
BackUp button
(2) Select the COM PORT of PC where the serial cable is connected, and click
[Backup].
(3) The confirmation dialog appears.
Make sure that the software for backup is selected, and click [OK].
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(4) The backup starts. The progress status is displayed in the window. When the
backup is completed, a completion message is displayed.
(5) The screen returns to the startup window (Figure in step (1)). Click [X] to terminate
the program.
1.5 Updating S/W

To update S/W, execute the installation program.
Before starting the setup program of S/W, make sure that the serial
communication software such as Tera-Term is completely terminated. Otherwise,
it may cause the failure of software update.
X button
COM PROT select
Install button
(2) Select the COM PORT of PC where the serial cable is connected, and click [Install].
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1.5 Updating S/W

Make sure that the software for installation is selected, and click [OK].
(4) The installation starts. The progress status is displayed in the window. When the
installation is completed, a completion message is displayed.
(5) The screen returns to the startup window (Figure in step (1)). Click [X] to terminate
the program.
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1.6 Recovery of S/W

To recover the backup software, execute the recovery program.
Before starting the setup program of S/W, make sure that the serial
communication software such as Tera-Term is completely terminated. Otherwise,
it may cause the failure of software update.
X button
COM PROT select
Recovery button
(2) Select the COM PORT of PC where the serial cable is connected, and click
[Recovery].
Make sure that the software for recovery is selected, and click [OK].
(4) The subsequent procedures are the same as that for updating S/W
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After the installation and recovery of S/W, perform the operation check of NEX-SH PCB.
(1) Turn the power OFF to the control panel.
(2) Turn ON DIP SW2-8 and SW3-1 on NEX-SH PCB.
(3) Turn the power ON to the control panel and wait until “INIT” is displayed on the
control panel. The display is switched after one minute.
(4) Press the key button.
“CAL END” is displayed on the control panel.
(5) Turn the power OFF to the control panel, and turn OFF DIP SW2-8 and SW3-1 no
NEX-SH PCB.
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APPENDIX Chapter 2
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Equipment Drawing
Chapter Contents
2.1 EZy-Rad Pro [A / M / AH / MH Pack]
2.2 EZy-Rad Pro [AH / MH Pack]
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2.1 EZy-Rad Pro [A / M / AH / MH Pack]
： Anchor Position
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2.2 EZy-Rad Pro [AH / MH Pack]
：Anchor Position
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Setting for Grid Oscillation
with CR Connected
Chapter Contents
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Connecting CR
3.3 Connecting X-ray Radiography Stand
3.4 Setting Operation of Radiography Stand
3.5 Operation Check of Grid Oscillation of X-ray Radiography

Stand
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3 Setting for Grid Oscillation with CR Connected
3 Setting for Grid Oscillation with CR Connected

3.1 Introduction
This section describes on how to perform the grid oscillation in combination with the
radiography stand when connecting EZy-Rad Pro to CR.
3.2 Connecting CR
See “6.5 Communication Unit” to connect EZy-Rad Pro to CR, and turn ON DIP SW2-7
and SW3-6 on NSE-SH PCB.
3.3 Connecting X-ray Radiography Stand

See “3.6.6 Bucky Connection” to connect the grid control signal on the radiography stand
to the unit. In this case, the control signal on the radiography stand should be connected
to the terminal X3 on XCONT-2007 PCB.
3.4 Setting Operation of Radiography Stand

See “5.2.3 Setting of Radiography Technique, Photo-timer, and One-touch Guide to
Technique Keys” to set the technique of radiography stand so that the bucky is used.
3.5 Operation Check of Grid Oscillation of X-ray Radiography Stand

(1) Turn the power ON to the unit.
(2) Make sure when the control data is transferred from CR to EZy-Rad Pro, the
information displayed on EZy-Rad Pro is changed as the control order.
(3) Make sure when the exposure is performed on EZy-Rad Pro, the grid of X-ray
radiography stand can be oscillated.
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Revision : First edition

GENERAL RADIOGRAPHIC SYSTEM

This service manual is for professional service personnel.

States a direct danger that may cause death or serious injury if

States an indirect or potential danger that may cause death or

States a danger that may cause slight or medium injury or may

States the information that helps to use the system correctly.

3. Installation and connection

3.6.1 X-ray Tube Assembly Connection ........................................................................... 3-20

4. Operation Check and Adjustment

4.7 X-ray Tube Aging ............................................................................................................ 4-13

5. Initial Setting and Adjustment Mode

6.1.2 Specifications ............................................................................................................. 6-2

6.8.2 Installation ................................................................................................................ 6-57

2. Error Code List

4. Maintenance and Cleaning

3. Setting for Grid Oscillation with CR Connected

The tube current is not adjusted at the factory.

Do NOT modify the equipment without permission.

2.1 Device Classification

2.2 Component of Apparatus

2.2.2 Package Composition of EZy-Rad Pro

1 A Pack HR-100 (U) 1φ 200/220/230/

2.3 External Dimensions and Weight

2.3.2 [S/SH Pack]

2.3.3 [M/MH Pack]

2.4 Power Equipment

Item A/S Pack M Pack AH / MH Pack

2.5 Environmental Conditions

2.5.2 Transport and Storage Requirements

3.1 Preparation for Installation of X-ray Radiography Table

3.2 Installation and Assembly of X-ray Radiography Table

3.3 Power Cable Connection

3.4 Changing Connection According to Power Supply

3.5 Installation of X-Ray High-voltage Generator Control

3.6 Wiring for Various Cables

3.8 Mounting Guard (Except EZy-Rad Pro [S/SH Pack])

3.9 Placing Symbol Labels

3.10 Placing Sticker on X-ray High-voltage Generator Cabinet

3.11 Placing Labels of Cassette Size and X-ray Irradiation

3.12 Mounting Decorative Cover (Except EZy-Rad Pro [S/SH

3.13 Grounding the Table Grounding (Except EZy-Rad Pro

3.14 Grounding the Table Cassette Tray (Except EZy-Rad Pro

3.15 Placing Grid ASSY Label (Except EZy-Rad Pro [S/SH

3.16 Fixing X-ray High-voltage Generator Cabinet

3 Installation and Connection

Before installing the system, read “2 Outline” for understanding.

Check installation environment (2.5)

Prepare installation of X-ray radiography table (3.1)

Install and assemble X-ray radiography table (3.2)

Connect power cable (3.3)

Change connection according to power supply voltage (3.4)

Mount hand held X-ray switch option (6.2) In case of no option

Connect X-ray tube assembly (3.6.1)

Connect X-ray radiography table (3.6.2)

Connect X-ray collimator (3.6.3)

Connect Dose Are Product Meter (option) (6.4) In case of no option

Connect interlock circuit (3.6.4)

Mount photo-timer (option) (6.1) In case of no option

Mount guard (Except EZy-Rad Pro [S/SH Pack]) (3.8)

Adhere Symbol Labels (3.9)

Place sticker on X-ray high-voltage generator cabinet (3.10)