Fuji Film 01000004 Flat Panel Sensor User Manual Short Term Confidential 1 3
Fuji Film Corporation Flat Panel Sensor Short Term Confidential 1 3
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I 3.2 Starting Up and Shutting Down the System This section explains how to start up and shut down the system. To start up the system, operations are required on the FDR D—EVO main unit and on the Image processing unlt. To shut down the entire system, operations are required only on the image processing unit. 3.2.1 Starting Up the System Press the ON side of the main switch of the power supply unit, It Its power status LED Is not lit. a After confirming the following items, press the power switch for the Image processing unit to start the Initialization process. -All cables should be connected property. a No media should be inserted into the FDD. It the control cabinet ls Included In the system, the control cabinet starts up automatically. A CAUTIONS ) If the power status LED of the control cabinet does not come on after turning on the Image processing unit, turn on the control cabinet. I A CAUTIONS J Do not press the ON side of the main switch of the power supply unit while pressing the optional remote switch. Otherwise, the settings may be Initialized, and the system may be disabled. "armada otsm mam 5 Turn on the radiographic examination stand. a The Patient Information Input Screen below appears following the opening screen on the image processing unit’s monitor. Patient Information Input Screen “@W) An error occurs If the system Is started up immediately after shutdown. To restart the system Including the control cabinet, make sure that the power status LED of the control cabinet is off, and then press the power switch for the Image processing unit. (A , QAu'flgns ) - Do not connectldisconneot the connector when the message “Calibrating..." Is displayed in the connected devices status after the system startup. otherwise, the system does not start up normally, resulting In an error. ' 0 7d may be displayed in the connected devices status while Information on radio wave strength is being acquired from the flat panel sensor. 3.10 ‘ FDR osvo Operation Mamet mmmunR 3.2.2 Shutting Down the System n Confirm that the equipment Is not running. Touch the button at the upper right of the image processing unit‘s display, and then the button Irom the displayed menu. Touch the button In the displayed confirmation wlndo . The image processing unit will shut down In a few minutes. If the control cabinet Is Included In the system, the control cabinet will also turn off automatically. uopflado ogsza a Turn off the display as necessary. 5 Turn off the radiographlc examination stand. Normally. Ills not necessary to turn all the power supply unit. If the control cabinet ls Included In the system, do not turn off the control cabinet with the main switch. Shutdown operation may not be performed normally. (A? When the system is shut down, Image quality adjustment ls performed for obtainan optimal diagnostic images. Do not dlsconnect'the connector until system shutdown when the flat panel sensor is used In wired communication mode. Remove the battery pack after confirming system shutdown when the flat panel sensor ls used In wireless communication mode. CAUTIONS roe oevo Openllion Manuel savmmma I 3.11 mama uorwado arses I 3.3 Routine Operations FDR D-EVO routlne operatlons can be broadly dlvided Into the following three steps. Step 1 Entering the Patient Information » (See page 3.13,) Step 2 Selecting the Anatomical Region and Exposure/Study Menu » (See page 3.14) Step 3 X-ray Exposure » (See page 346,) INT Operations that are actually performed on the FDR D—EVO are only those described In " Step 3 X-ray Exposure". other operations are performed on the Image prooesslng unlt, 0 For detalls. see ”DR-ID SOUCL Operatlon Manual't 3.12 | FDRD-EVO Overdue" Mutual anrmoman w Entering the Patient Information The Patient Information Input Screen below Is displayed on the Image processing unit’s display Immediately alter startup. Enter patient Infonnatlon items appropriately, and then touch the a button. 9% Not all the items at patient lniormation need to be Input. Input any one of the items in order to proceed to the next operation. ® . When the optional card reader is provided. patient information can be Input by reading from a magnetic card. Observe the [allowing when the message 'Callbrating...’ is displayed In the connected devloes status, - Do not subiect the flat panel sensor to shock, - Do not deliver radiation. . Do not connect or disconnect the connector Patient informallon Input lield Input patient mun-«an. Whitman Operates me Patienl lnlnnnnitan Database Nrwflnn to input pafiem Informal uoguedo OIS‘Efi clean patient Intern-iron (except for mmwifl). Screen keyboard um to input «mam in nu pafient Menu-flan input iield. Reserves 1 may Tarminetea pnueni Information Input. and pmoeedl to expotuns menu “ream. Dimer: Inc ‘5de Lisi semi ‘ Con nected devices status Connma devices mun display lleld. Displays the mun or connected deviceir r 1 Patient Information includes the following Items. Palient'a Name I Sex I Birth Date I Oulpallentllnpatienl I Patient ID leDesslon No. I Requesting Department] Contrast Allergies] Patient comments [study comments .HINT You can change patient lnfonnation input items and their display order In the User Utility settings. FDR oevo Operation Manual namimmn I 3.13 Selecting the Anatomical Region and ExposureIStudy Menu I The Exposure Menu Selection Screen Is displayed. Select an anatomical region from the display group list, and then select an exposure menu from the exposure menu list registered to the display group on the lower side. (More than one menu can be selected.) The selected exposure menu(s) Is displayed In the selected exposure menu list on the right side of the screen. Display group list Selected exposure menu list nonuado 3529 5536):: Exposure menu list registered lo the display group a Touch — after selecting exposure menu(s). 3.14 | FDRDl. .m ll.ll]lllu}v p. Connect the flat panel sensor and the power supply unit with the SE cable and then select "Yes". If you select “No", the image data and the exposure menu data used for the exposure will be lost. fiunoousalqnmi. m Flat panel sensor Power supply unit a If an exposure Is made under a condition where wireless communication Is unstable, the following message dialog may be displayed. Select “OK” to acquire the image and then check the acquired Image. 4.2 I FDRD—EVO Overalls" Minuet mmamsa [4] If an error occurs on the image processing unit If an error occurs on the image processlng unlt, an error message box is dlsplayed on the screen In such a case, check error detalls. and then take an appropriate actlont [5] If an error occurs on an output destination device If an error occurs on an output destlnation device, B Is displayed In the connected devices status In such a case, operate as follows. Select 3- The "Output Devlce Status window‘ is displayed Select W after checkan the connection status, and then take an approprlate action. .. :- 3. in “output Device Status windovf' [6] If the dialog box containing the error message numbered 13048 appears A severe shock may have been applied to the flat panel sensor. If the error message numbered 13043 appears, check if the flat panel sensor ls damaged before continuing operation. Note that this error is recorded In the equlpment. FDRD-EVO Opennicn Manuul mmumaa I 4.3 I 4.2 How to Cope with an Error... [1] When the system hangs up... If an inappropriate processing is performed while this equipment is operating, the screen may freeze and the system may hang up (processing disabled). In that case, shut down the equipment forcibly according to the following procedure, and then restart it. It the screen freezes and a hang-up occurs, remove the keyboard and mouse and reconnect ihem If this operation does not solve the problem. restart the Image processing unit. Press the [CM] + [Alt] + [Del] keys simultaneously. a “Windows Security” is displayed. Select [Start Task Manager]. a “Windows Task Manager” ls displayed. Salem 'ProcessMenagerMainexe" in the list in the 'Processes“ tab, and then click [End Process], n The message box Is displayed. Click [End Process] to terminate the image processing unit. Depending on equipment status, an error message may not be displayed. finiioousalqmu. mm a The desktop screen of the operating system Is displayed. close the ”Windows Task Manager window‘, and then select the [Start] button at the lower lett of the screen. Select [Restart] from the displayed menu. 0 Make sure to shut down the system following the above procedures in case of a hang-up of the image processing unit. If the personal computer is turned off without shutdown, an error may occur on the computer. 0 Note that forcible shutdown processing of the equipment Is an emergency action. Do not use this action under normal situations. QAiJTIONS a It the control cabinet is included In the system, press and hold the main switch of the control cabinet to turn it off. Press the OFF side of the main switch of the power supply unit. 4.4 l FDRD—EVO DperaitonM-null semiounn [2] When the image processing unit is turned off due to an electrical outage When the Image processing unit ls turned off due to an electrical outage, etc, take the following actions according the condition when the power comes back on, I If the power comes back on soon after an electrical outage Wait until the image processing unit restarts, \ When the image processing unit has restarted. shut down the image processing unit by following the normal procedure. 0 For details of system shutdown, see the “DR-ID SOOCL Operation Manual”. To restart the Image processing unit, follow the procedure for the system startup. [3] If a hard disk of the image processing unit is damaged If one of the hard disks is damaged, a window Indicating so will appear: In such a case, press the F1 key and contact our official dealer, [4] If a white image is displayed after an exposure If a white image is displayed, a LAN communication error may have occurred. Check if the LAN communication connectors are properly connected between the flat panel sensor and the power supply or and between the power supply unit and the control cabinet, Make an exposure again after confirmation. 5‘ s. [5] Precautions for operation when the device status is “lni alizing” or “Changing FPD” in the image processing unit’s “Output Device Status window” When a flat panel sensor is added or replaced or when the battery of a flat panel sensor ls replaced, “Initializing” or "Changing FPD” is displayed for all the flat panel sensors In the device status field of the image processing unit’s “Output Device Status window". While either of the status messages is displayed, you cannot make an exposure. Wait until the message disappears. [£1 Even if 'lnitializing" or'changing FPD" is displayed (or all the flat panel sensors. only those which are added or replaced or those whose battery is replaced will be initialized. [6] If wireless communication with the flat panel sensor (DR-ID 601 SE, DR-lD 602$E, DR-ID B11SE, DR-ID 612$E and DR-lD 613SE) is not possible lithe flat panel sensor is not recognized in a wireless communication made, use the cable to connect the system In wired communication mode, FDR DEVD Operation Manual mmmma l 4.5 [7] if wireless communication is interrupted when using the flat panel sensor (DR-ID 601SE, DR-ID GOZSE, DR-ID 611SE, DR- ID 612$E and DR-ID 613SE) I If wireless communication Is Interrupted, an error message prompting reconnection is displayed after 3|) seconds. Select "Yes” to reconnect. a If wireless connection Is not established even after the selection Is made, use the cable (wired connection) to transmit the Image. a If wireless res-connection Is not established, contact a FUJIFILM field service engineer. 65 When wireless communication is interrupted, the image data is maintained in the flat panel sensor (DR-ID 601SE. DR-ID SOZSE. DR-IDfiltSE, DR-ID 61255 and DR-iD 6138B) uniii transmission is completed or power supply of flat panel sensor is turned off, so image data will not be last. finnnousalqnou m 4.6 I FDR D RSZSZC Insulator DAP connector cable '1 A DAP meter of which FUJIFILM Corporation has oonfirmed the operational periorrnanoe is VacuDAP Standard of VacuTec Memechnik GmbH. ‘2 An RSZaZC Insulatorwhich FUJIFILM Corporation has experience in using is Model 88004 0! Wiesemann & Thels GmbH. ' Thoroughly read the opemtlon manual of 3 DAP meterto use It correctly. - Make sure that the initial value is "0" beiore starting measurements. it not, set it to "0‘ according to the operation manual for the DAP meter. 0.6 I FDRDEVD open-um Mlnud av‘INmnoR I 0.5 Using the Retaining Bracket for MP Contact a FUJIFILM dealer iar installation oflhe Retaining bracket lor MR FDR D-EVO ova-non Mmml awmomaa I 0.7 5W9" IEHQMOJO an O xgpuaddv sum. [euoiuio yo asn o xuiuaddv | 0.6 Cradle Cradle Cradle for 24 (DR-ID 601SE/DR-ID GDZSE/DR-ID 611SE/DR-ID S123E) (DR-ID 5135E) CA CAUTIQNS J OHandle the Cradle carefully. Do not hit or drop the Cradle or subject It to severe shock to avoid possible damage. o If any damage such as cracking, chipping or peeling Is found on the Cradle, use it after repair. Otherwise, personal Injury may result. Consult a FUJIFILM dealer for repair. a If excessive force ls applied to the cradle, It may be damaged. Also, do not apply excessive force to the flat panel sensor Inserted In the Cradle. 0 When carrying the Cradle, If you accidentally drop It, your foot may be Injured. 0 Do not make an exposure when the tlat panel sensor Is Inserted In the Cradle. - Do not pull the cable forcibly. Otherwise, the cable may be broken or the cradle may be damaged. a See “0.7 AC adapter for cradle” for Infonnalion on how to use the Ac adapter cradle. Remove the SE cable or the cover from the I Ch9°k "'9 5““"5 lamps Of “‘9 flat panel flat panel sensor. . sensor (when the SE cable ls connected). Connector E Make sure that the ERROR (Orange) status lamp ' changes as follows alter inserting the Ilat panel sensor Into the Cradle, ' ‘1 g —— Aaennsemon ‘ Vlnreless Turns off after ® E communication turning on for Forconnection anddisconnedion oftheSEcable 2 Possible about 1-0 Second of the flat panel sensor, see "3.1.3 Connecting] f or below Disconnectlng the Flat Panel Sensor (DR—ID : Wireless 601 SE, DR-ID GDZSE, DR—|D 61ISE, DR-ID E communicat Tums oft 6123E and DR-ID 6135E) Connector“. 3 not possible . If the ERROR status lamp changes as above. a Insert the flat panel sensor. 3 communication between the flat panel sensor and Confirm the position of the conneclor. align the flat panel E the power supply unit ls established normally. sensor with the Cradle, and then slowly insert the sensor straight all the way along the guides at both sides. Gulde Alignment mark Guide :ERROR (Orange) Alignment mark Connector Remove the flat panel sensor. When performing an exposure, remove the flat panel sensor from the cradle. Flat panel sensor Connector E O- 3 [ FDR osvo Chem" Manual commune I 0.7 AC adapter for cradle CA" ,,_ “QAULIQNE’E? SE cable for charging Relay Connector AC adapter AC adapter for cradle Use a grounded hospital grade power cable with 3 pins. Ensure that the length of the cable is 3 m (9.8 ft) or less. Do not use a power distribution hoard. Instead, plug the cable directly Into the power outlet. Not doing so may cause fire or electric shock. Never disassemble or modify the AC adapterfor cradle or supplied cable. Doing so may cause a maifunctlon, damage, injury or electric shock. Do not allow the Ac adapter for cradle or supplied cable to become wet, or allow dust or metallic parts to come Inn contact with the terminals. Do not Insert foreign objects Into the terminal sections. Doing so may cause a malfunction or electric shock. Do not apply heavy loads or strong shocks to the Ac adapter for cradle or supplied cable. Doing so may cause a malfunction, damage or Injury. Do not pull the supplied cable with excessive force. Doing so may cause a malfunction, damage or Injury. Do not use the Ac adapter for cradle or supplied cable If they have become malfunctioned or damaged. Doing so may cause an injury or electric shock. If the Ac adapter or supplied cable have become mallunctloned or damaged, contact our official dealer or FUJiFlLM Representative. Do not place the AC adapter for cradle around (30 cm (11.8 in.) or less) a flat panel sensor that Is being used for exposures. Doing so may introduce noise, and Images may not be acquired properly. requlrlng exposure to be performed again. Do not use the AC adapter for cradle next to naked flames, or where flammable gas Is stored or used. Doing so may cause an exploslon. Use the Ac adapter for cradle only to recharge the flat panel sensor. The adapter cannot be used to switch flat panel sensor communication signals or exposures. Use the power cable compliant with the safety standards of your country. (Example: ULICSA standards for North America and CEE standards for Europe) FDR D—EVD Operator: Manual memaR I 0.9 swan .2..me ’0 esn o xjpuaddv sure“ leuomlo 50 esn o xgpueddv W Insert the power cable into the power outlet. Remove the flat panel sensor from the 77#———r~ : cradle. ‘ CA CAUTIQNS - . Wireless communications will resume after several If the relay connector Is not secured In E 3900MB- place, insert it until It locks with a click. ' a After checking that the exposure menu has not been registered by the Image processlng unit. Insert the flat panel sensor Into the cradle (sold separately) or Cradle for 24 (sold separately). a Check the status lamp or the flat panel sensor. It the “ERROR (orange)" of the status lamp turns on, the flat panel sensor has been connected correctly. Full recharge will be completed in approximately 10 hours. If the "ERROR (orange)‘ status lamp does not turn on. make sure of the following: ‘ The battery pack is not completely discharged. - The flat panel sensor is correctly inserted into the Cradle. . The power cable ls connected to the power outlet. ERROR we) (ZS , CAUTIous ,, J n Do not Insert the flat panel sensor into the cradle (sold separately) with the exposure menu registered. Connecting in this state will not recharge the flat panel sensor. After making sure that the exposure menu has not been registered by the image processing unit, insert the flat panel sensor Into the cradle. o The flat panel sensor recharging time will differ depending on the remaining battery level or the surrounding environmental conditions. a While recharging, “FPD can not be used" will be displayed In the “Image Reader Status window” of the Image processing unit, however this Is not a malfunction. o The battery pack cannot be recharged with the AC adapter for cradle when It Is fully discharged. Remove the battery pack and recharge It with the battery charger (optional). —__._————-—— 0.10 I FDR Diva Operation Manual somtou'laR , Maintenance and Inspection 1 Maintenance and Inspection Items Assigned to Specified Dealer For periodical Inspection of the equipment and necessary arrangements. consult our official dealer or local representative. Periodical Maintenance Make sure that the periodical maintenance and inspection assigned to our official dealer are performed as specified. Maintenance and Ins ection Items Assi ned to S ecified Dealer Periodical Maintenance and Inspection Items Period Checking of the image Every year Checking of the operation record by referring to the error log Every year Checking of the internal units Every 2 years Maln Periodical Replacement Parts Name of Periodical Replacement Parts Period Relay (optional) Every 1.5 years (Number of exposures : 90.000) * It is recommended that the battery pack be replaced, if the battery storage capacity becomes lower than 60%. The battery pack should be replaced when the operable time Is less than the following. o DR-ID 601 SE/DR-ID BOZSEIDR-ID 611SE/DR-ID 61ZSE: 100 minutes (1 hour and 40 minutes) 0 DR-ID 6138E: 210 minutes (3 hours and 30 minutes) * Refer to the operable time displayed on the image processing unit when the battery pack ls fully charged and no exposure menu is registered. * Depending on the usage environment. etc., the displayed time Is slightly different from the actual operable time. (Reference) tlme to! battery pack replacement 120 DR-ID smear m . R-Insnzsar _. brunettes! E DMDGIRSE .2‘ an a“ a so 5 40 g 20 0 r a so so an: no 150 no 210:240 270 son cm 350 390 420 450 um mummy": m. m replacement Opeuble time mm] mm... m mlnulu u» m-nzro minlllu n from and an mink“) (a mm and so ninlrill) The cycles of periodical maintenance and inspection and of parts replacement differ depending on the usage and the daily operation time. For details, contact us directiy or our official dealer. FDR D—EVO Operation Manual aerNtmtnR I unpeadsu] pus aeueunurm FUJ IFI LM a ma FUJIFILM Corporation 26-30. NISHlAZAEU 2-CHOME, MINATO-KU, TOKYO 106-8620, JAPAN EIEI European Aumorized Representalive: DI23 FUJIFILM Europe GmbH FUJIFILM MEDICAL SYSTEMS U.S.A., INC. Heesensu'asse 3|. 40549 Duesseldorf, Germany 419 WEST AVENUE, STAMFORD CY «5902‘ U.S.A.
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