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Removal and Replacement
Instructions are given in this section for those Field Replaceable Units
(FRUs) which require special system adjustments or instructions during
and/or after replacement. After replacing or repairing any system compo-
nent, perform the Post Repair Detector Testing procedure, found in
the Calibration section.
Note Note
During the removal and replacement process, references will be
made to calibrations (found in the Calibration Section). These refer-
ences will highlighted in red.
E.CAM Servicing CD-ROM 59 63 637 Rev. 03 Page 1

1. PMT/Preamp
ESD
Estimated Time for
Removal & Replacement:
UV
8 Hours / 16 Hours
Fast Normal
Method Method

1.1 PMT Replacement
This procedure applies to both 2" and 3" PMTs. All digital detectors use gel
to hold the PMTs to the optical spacer.
The following materials are needed to replace a PMT:
Item Part Number
1mm Glass Beads 17 84 813
Razor Blade Scraper 43 58 920
1.5 x 40mil Screwdriver Not applicable

Note
Gel packets are not HD3/ASIC PMT Coupling Weight Kit 35 29 711
inter-changeable. If a
three inch packet is Gel for 2" PMT (6 month shelf life) 782-001004 (94 89 287)
used on a two inch
tube, the tube cannot Gel for 3" PMT (6 month shelf life) 782-001044 (17 89 960)
be removed and the
detector will have to be New PMT See Detector Assembly
returned to the factory. NOTE: HD3 detectors use FF5 or FF6 parts list
HD3C detectors use FF7
HD3CF detectors use PAD1
Level Not applicable

1.1.1 Removing the Gelled Tube
1) Place the detector in Service Position.
2) Level the detector from side to side and from front to back.
3) Disconnect all detector head cables connected to the PI59(C)(CF) and
DD59(C)(CF) boards.
4) Remove the three Phillips screws holding the PI59(C)(CF) board to the
DD59(C)(CF) board. This will allow the PI59(C)(CF) board to pivot on its
hinges.
5) Remove the four fans.
Note the flow direction for re-assembly.
6) Remove the brackets around the DD59(C)(CF) board.
7) Disconnect all detector cabling connecting the tubes to the
DD59(C)(CF) board. Remove the brackets holding the DD59(C)(CF)
board to the standoffs.
Caution
There are no longer separate tube shields. They are now spot-welded
together as a ‘nest’. Be careful not to damage a shield as this will
result in detector replacement.

Note Note
Some tubes (1, 5, 8, 28, 32, 52, 55, and 59) have capacitors
attached from the PMT preamp to the shield. Use a grounded sol-
dering iron to remove the wire from the PMT preamp. The wire is
tacked to one leg of C103 or C4. Refer to the next page for board
layouts.
Solder
Wire 915000059
Shrink Tubing 915000014
C103 or C4
Capacitor 43 44 649
(Ceramic Disk
4700pF
PMT +80/-20% 2KV)
Shield

PMT Shield/Preamp PMT Shield/Preamp
Capacitor Connection Capacitor Connection
(tubes 1,5,8,28,32,52,55, & 59 only) (tubes 1,5,8,28,32,52,55, & 59 only)
A A
FE
FE
K ASIC K
ASIC 3
C10
C1
03
R112 R127 D1
R112 R127
D1
D8 D8
D2 D2
1 D7 1
D7
D6 D5 D4 D3 D6 D5 D4 D3
FF5 Preamp Board FF6/FF7 Preamp Board

PMT Shield/Preamp
Capacitor Connection
(tubes 1,5,8,28,32,52,55, & 59 only)
FE
K
U4 Amp
C4
D1
R13
U1 DAC
D8
D2
D7 1 HV
D6 D5 D4 D3
PAD1 Preamp Board

8) Apply pressure to the PMT in a forward direction to begin to break the
gel seal. Then apply reverse pressure to the PMT to begin to break the
gel seal. Now apply pressure to the right and then pressure to the left.
Repeat as necessary until the gel bond starts to break.

9) Slowly rotate and rock the PMT. Repeat until the gel bond is broken.
10) Twist and pull up on the PMT, gripping the glass, until it is out of the
shield.

11) Using the razor blade scraper, remove all visible signs of the gel residue
from the optical spacer. Clean the optical spacer thoroughly, but do not
use any solvents or alcohol prep pads, which will prevent the new tube
from bonding properly.
Note Note
The detector must be level to ensure that the gel, after it is distrib-
uted, stays evenly under the PMT.

1.1.2 Installing a New Tube
ESD
There are two methods for installing a new tube:
– Normal PMT Replacement
– Fast PMT Replacement
1.1.3 Normal PMT Replacement

1) Clean the new PMT face with a dry soft cloth.
2) Remove the divider bar from one packet of gel and squeeze the con-
tents in the upper compartment into the bottom one. Gently knead the
packet for approximately 60 seconds to mix contents.
3) Pour all of the gel mixture onto the center of the optical spacer pad.
4) Wait 5 minutes for the bubbles to escape.
5) Immediately distribute the entire contents of the glass bead vial (about
30 to 50 beads) evenly in the gel.

6) Correctly orient and align the PMT just above the gel and set it onto the
gel puddle. Do not rotate the tube, because it may cause the beads to
move out from under the tube.
35 29 711 Tube Weight Kit
Bolt attaches
weight to base
Weight
35 28 986 450-009202
Large weight Small weight
for 3" tubes for 2" tubes
35 29 703 Pre-amp
Eye Bolt Tube
35 28 978 35 29 000
Base for Base for Base
non-ASIC HD3/ASIC fits over
pre-amps pre-amps pre-amp
7) Place a weight base and weight on the tube. Allow the tube to set for at
least eight hours at normal room temperature. If room temperature is
below 70°F (21°C), let the tube set for a longer time period (twenty min-
utes per degree for every degree below 70°F (21°C). After eight hours,
remove the weight and carefully re-assemble the detector.
8) Certain tubes (1, 5, 8, 28, 32, 52, 55, and 59) have capacitors attached
from the preamp to the PMT shield. Solder the wire to the capacitor on
the preamp board if this is the case.
PMT Shield/Preamp
PMT Shield/Preamp Capacitor Connection
Capacitor Connection (tubes 1,5,8,28,32,52,55, & 59 only)
(tubes 1,5,8,28,32,52,55, & 59 only)
A A
FE
FE
K ASIC K
ASIC
03
C1
C1
03
R112 R127 D1
R112 R127
D1
D8 D8
D2 D2
D7 1 1
D7
D6 D5 D4 D3 D6 D5 D4 D3

PMT Shield/Preamp
(tubes 1,5,8,28,32,52,55, & 59 only)
FE
K
U4 Amp
C4
D1
R13
U1 DAC
D8
D2
D7 1 HV
D6 D5 D4 D3
PAD1 Preamp Board

9) Reassemble and re-cable the detector.
Do not put the re-assembled detector back in the tub yet.
Note Note
Remove and insert HV wires by grasping the connector (not the
wire). Make sure the connector is oriented correctly if the connect-
ing posts are square.
10) Turn HV off and disconnect the HV cable. Turn the detector on. Let the
detector warm up for 10 minutes.
11) Attach the positive lead of a DVM to the test point on the DD59(C)(CF)
board for the replaced preamp (TP 1-59). Attach the negative DVM lead
to TP67. See the DD59(C)(CF) Service Map for test point locations.
12) Adjust R112 for 0V±500µV.
13) Power down the detector.
14) Replace the detector into the tub.
15) Reconnect the HV cable and turn HV on. Power up the detector.
16) Let the detector warm up for at least 30 minutes.
17) Perform Dark Current Check
18) Launch the ICON / e.soft software. Clear the PMT DACs.
19) Select preset 57Co, and peak the analyzer.
20) Perform a coarse tune. When the coarse tune is completed, view the
Gain Values.
21) Inspect the map for gain values greater than 200 from their default
value. These tubes will need to be adjusted.
If needed, see PMT Gain Adjustments
22) After Gain Adjustments are completed, retune, peak and take a unifor-
mity flood.
Perform Post Repair Detector Testing.
Done_________________________________________________________________

1.1.4 Fast PMT Replacement
The Fast PMT Replacement Kit 52 13 736.. contains the following material:
– Procedure Accelerated Curing of Gel 52 13 587..
– 3” Dryer Adapter
– 4” Dryer Adapter
– Main Hose Assembly
– Dispenser for 3” PMT - 7/16” hose assembly
– Dispenser for 2” PMT - 5/16” hose assembly
– Spare End Caps (2”, 3”, & 4”)
A Hair Dryer (approx. 425 watts /low heat setting) is also required.
Main Hose Assembly
Adapter 3" or 4"

LMH
Dispenser 2" or 3"

Caution
Do not exceed times or temperatures stated with this method, or crack-
ing of the crystal may result.
1) Clean the new PMT face with a dry soft cloth.

2) Remove the divider bar from one packet of gel and squeeze the con-
tents in the upper compartment into the bottom one. Gently knead the
packet for approximately 60 seconds to mix contents.
3) Pour all of the gel mixture onto the center of the optical spacer pad.
4) Wait 5 minutes for the bubbles to escape and the gel to spread out.
5) Immediately distribute the entire contents of the glass bead vial (about
30 to 50 beads) evenly in the gel.
6) Correctly orient and align the PMT just above the gel and set it onto the
gel puddle.
7) Place a weight base and weight on the tube.

8) Insert the six lengths of tubing around the PMT as shown below. If the
replaced PMT is an edge tube, place the tubing around the PMT as
though the shields were there.
Use the larger hose assembly for a 3” PMT, and the smaller hose
assembly for a 2” PMT.

9) Apply hot air with the hair dryer for 30 - 45 minutes (use a low setting
that produces approx. 425 watts).
Do not apply heat for longer than 45 minutes.
10) Carefully remove the six hoses.
11) Wait for 45 minutes for the assembly to cure.
Note Note
If replacing more than one PMT, wait for the first PMT to cure before
applying heat to the next PMT.
12) Remove the weight base and weight.

A A
FE FE
K
ASIC 3 ASIC K
C10
C1
03
R112 R127
D1
R112 R127
D1
D8 D8
D2 D2
D7 1 1
D7
D6 D5 D4 D3 D6 D5 D4 D3

PMT Shield/Preamp
(tubes 1,5,8,28,32,52,55, & 59 only)
FE
K
U4 Amp
C4
D1
R13
U1 DAC
D8
D2
D7 1 HV
D6 D5 D4 D3
PAD1 Preamp Board


Note Note
board for the replaced preamp. Attach the negative DVM lead to TP67.
See the DD59(C)(CF) Service Map for test point locations.
17) Adjust R13 for 0V±500µV 9
Note Note
There is no R13 Adjust for PAD1 Preamps

20) Reconnect the HV cable and turn HV on.
21) Power up the detector.
22) Let the detector warm up for at least 30 minutes.
24) Launch the ICON / e.soft software.
25)
Clear the PMT DACs.
Select preset 57Co, and peak the analyzer.
26)
27)
Perform a coarse tune.
28)
When the coarse tune is completed, view the Gain Values.
29)
Inspect the map for gain values greater than 200 from their default
If needed, see PMT Gain Adjustments
mity flood.
Done_________________________________________________________________

1.2 Preamp Replacement
ESD
Estimated Time for

UV
4 Hours
The FF6 Preamp board can be used as a preamp replacement for any HD3
Detector. The FF7 Preamp board can be used as a preamp replacement for
any HD3C Detector.The PAD1 Preamp board can be used as a preamp
replacement for any HD3CF detector. The following tools are needed to per-
form a preamp replacement:
– 1.5 x 40mil Screwdriver
– Right angle needle-nose pliers.
– Soldering Iron (ESD approved)

1) Remove power to the detector.
2) Turn off HV and remove HV cable from DTPS.
3) Place the detector in Service Position.
DD59(C)(CF) boards.
5) Remove the three screws holding the PI59(C)(CF) board to the
DD59(C)(CF) board. This will allow the PI59(C)(CF) board to pivot on
it’s hinges.
6) Remove the four fans.
Note the flow direction for re-assembly.
9) Remove the DD59(C)(CF) board.

10) Before removing the old preamp, measure the ohm reading for pot
R127 or R13.
The replacement preamp board will be adjusted to this ohm reading.
This will minimize the gain pot adjustment later
ASIC K
Ohms
R112
R127
DVM
1 - +
U4 A K
mp
Ohms
U1 D
AC
R13
DVM
1 - +
HV

from the preamp to the PMT shield. Desolder the wire to the capacitor
on the preamp board if this is the case.

A A
FE FE
K ASIC
ASIC K
03
C1
C1
03
R112 R127 D1
R112 R127
D1
D8 D8
D2 D2
D7 1 D7 1
D6 D5 D4 D3 D6 D5 D4 D3

PMT Shield/Preamp
(tubes 1,5,8,28,32,52,55, & 59 only)
FE
K
U4 Amp
C4
D1
R13
U1 DAC
D8
D2
D7 1 HV
D6 D5 D4 D3
PAD1 Preamp Board

12) Using the right angle needle-nose pliers and the soldering iron, remove
the 11 wires connected to the preamp board.
A A
FE FE
K
ASIC K
R112 R127 D1
D1
D8 D8
D2 D2
D7 1 1
D7
D6 D5 D4 D3 D6 D5 D4 D3
FF5 Preamp Board FF6/FF7/PAD1 Preamp Board

13) Remove the preamp board. There may be some material holding the
board to the tube.
14) Scrape off any remaining material around the top of the tube after the
preamp is removed. This will allow the replacement preamp board to
seat properly.

15) Align the wires coming from the tube as shown below for easy access
for soldering.
A
FE
Not
Used
K
D1
D8 D2
D7
D3
D6 D4
D5
16) Place the replacement preamp board on the tube. Align the board cen-
ter cutout to the tube.

17) Using the right angle needle-nose pliers and soldering iron, solder the
11 wires from the tube to the preamp board.
A A
FE FE
K K
ASIC
R112 R127 D1
D1
D8 D8
D2 D2
D7 1 D7 1
D6 D5 D4 D3 D6 D5 D4 D3

18) If one or more of the wires is too short to be soldered, then a piece of
extension wire may be added. Use a piece of solid wire, 26-28 gauge.
Make a mechanical connection between the wires as shown above,

and solder.

A A
FE FE
K
ASIC ASIC K
3
C10
C1
03
R112 R127
D1
R112 R127
D1
D8 D8
D2 D2
D7 1
D7 1
D6 D5 D4 D3
D6 D5 D4 D3

PMT Shield/Preamp
(tubes 1,5,8,28,32,52,55, & 59 only)
FE
K
U4 Amp
C4
D1
R13
U1 DAC
D8
D2
D7 1 HV
D6 D5 D4 D3
PAD1 Preamp

20) Measure the ohm reading as shown below. Adjust pot R127 or R13 for
the same reading obtained from the old preamp.
ASIC K
Ohms
R112
R127
DVM
1 - +
U4 A K
mp
Ohms
U1 D
AC
R13
DVM
1 - +
HV


Note Note
board for the replaced preamp. Attach the negative DVM lead to TP67.
See the DD59(C)(CF) Service Map for test point locations.
24) Adjust R112 for 0V±500µV.
Note Note
There is no Zero adjust for PAD1

26) Place the detector back into the tub.
27) Reconnect the HV cable and turn HV on.
28) Power up the detector.
29) Let the detector warm up for at least an hour.
31) Launch the ICON / e.soft software.
32)
Clear the PMT DACs.
Select preset 57Co, and peak the analyzer.
33)
34)
Perform a coarse tune.
35)
When the coarse tune is completed, view the Gain Values.
36)
Inspect the map for gain values greater than 200 from their default
If needed, go to PMT Gain Adjustments.
mity flood.
Done_________________________________________________________________

2. Temperature Sensistor
ESD
Estimated Time for

UV
4 Hours
1) Place the detector in Service Position. See the E.CAM Motion Service
Manual.
2) Unplug the Temperature Sensistor from connector J1 on the
DD59(C)(CF) board.
3) Peel back the tape holding the cable to the PMT nest.
4) Remove the other end of the Temperature Sensistor from the optical
spacer.
5) Using a scraper, remove the RTV residue.
6) Using RTV-162 White Sealant 43 54 853, attach the device end of the
Temperature Sensistor to the optical spacer.
7) Plug the cable end into J1 on the DD59(C) board.
8)
If new tape is required, the P/N is 910-915848.
9)
Allow the RTV to set up.
10)
Replace the detector in the tub.
11)
Let the detector warm up for at least an hour.
12)
Perform the following calibrations:
a) Dark Current Check (Calibration section)
b) PMT Preamp and Dark Current Temperature Tracking
(AIMD(C)) (Calibration section)
c) Dark Current Adjust (Calibration section)
d) Post Repair Detector Testing (Calibration section)
Done_________________________________________________________________

3. DD59(C)(CF) Board
ESD
Estimated Time for

UV
5 Hours
1) Place the detector in service position (see the E.CAM Motion Service
Manual).
2) Disconnect the cabling between the detector and the tub, so that the
patient bed may rolled away from the gantry. This will improve access to
the detector boards.
DD59(C)(CF) boards.
4) Remove the three phillips screws and nuts holding the PI59(C)(CF)
board to the DD59(C)(CF) board.

Caution
There are no longer separate tube shields. They are now spot-welded
together as a ‘nest’. Be careful not to damage a shield as this will
result in detector replacement.
7) Replace the DD59(C)(CF) board with the new board. Re-install brack-
ets, PMT cables, PI59(C)(CF), and cabling.
Leave the PI59(C)(CF) board so that it can be raised on its hinges.
Note Note
8) For DD59C & DD59CF only (skip to step 9) if board is DD59):

Make sure the HV cable is disconnected and HV is off. Apply power to
the detector.
a) Perform DD59C(CF) ESUM Zero Adjust.
(found in Calibration Section under Preamp Adjust)

b) Power down the detector.
9) Install the screws to hold down the PI59(C)(CF) board.
10) Re-install the detector into the tub. Reconnect the HV cable and turn HV
on.
11) Recycle the system power to re-establish detector communications.
12) Let the detector warm up for at least an hour.
13) Perform the following calibrations:
a) Dark Current Check
b) Post Repair Detector Testing
Done_________________________________________________________________

4. PI59 Board - Rev. 08 or Less
ESD
Estimated Time for

UV Removal & Replacement:
4 Hours
Note Note
Replace a PI59 Rev. 08 or less with a PI59 Rev. 09 or greater.
Manual).
2) Disconnect all detector head cables connected to the PI59 board.
3) Some cable ties may have to be released or cut in order to free the
board.
4) Remove the three phillips screws and three nuts holding the PI59 board
to the DD59 board.
5) Replace the PI59 board with the new board (Rev. 09 or greater).
6) Remove PA5 (battery enable) on the new PI59 board. Using a DVM,
determine which side of the patch is connected to the circuit and which
is connected to the battery. Short the circuit side of the patch to ground
for 5-10 seconds. Replace PA5.
This will erase any previous data that may be stored on the board.
+15V
PA5
(remove)
+ Short to ground
Battery (5-10 seconds)
-
7) Make sure that the diagnostic firmware on the PI59 (location C4) and
the AIMD (U9) are revision 5 or greater.
If diagnostic firmware is replaced on the AIMD board, the AIMD battery
must be shorted also as on the PI59 above.
8) Verify PI59 patches as follows:
PI59 PATCH TABLE
PA1 PA2 PA3 PA4 PA5 PA6 PA7 PA8

Left* IN IN IN IN UP OUT Right*
*View the PI59 board with board cutout to the left

9) Set PI59 switch S3 as follows:
OPE OP
EN
1 N 2
23 4 1 3 4
567 8 567 8
Detector 1 Detector 2
10) Re-install cabling. Leave HV cable disconnected and HV off.
11) Recycle SNAC power to re-establish detector communications.
12) Perform PI59 Power Fail Detect Adjustment
13) Select and execute the Configuration Report and verify that the PI59
reports back the correct firmware revision.
14) Perform PI59(C)(CF) Calibration
This calibration includes AIMD adjustments also.

15) Select and execute the PI: ADC Ramp Zero calibration. When the sta-
tus begins updating (1/1, 1/2, etc.), click on Pause. The calibration will
stop after the current pass.
Initial Pedestal Values
16) Perform the following to view the initial pedestal values:
a) Select Clear
b) Select Resume
c) When the status begins updating (1/1, 1/2, etc.), click on Pause.
d) The calibration will pause after the current pass and display the ini-
tial pedestal offsets.
e) Examine the ADC and E SUM offsets. Verify that all ADC values
are between +5mV to +45mV. Verify that E SUM is between
+5mV to +25mV.
f) If any values are outside of these ranges, adjust the pot(s) on the
PI59C board to bring the values into the correct range. Use the
diagram at the end of this section for pot placement. Go back to
step a) and run the PI: ADC Ramp Zero calibration (single pass)
with the head open and HV off to verify that the adjusted values
are now correct.
Quit diagnostics before making any adjustments.

17) E SUM and Baseline Offsets
For PI59 boards rev. 08 or less, the values in the Service Log called E SUM
pedestal and Baseline pedestal contain the information of importance in
relation to pedestal adjustments and uniformity. The values of TP19 and
TP20 will vary with temperature to maintain a fixed pedestal value.
For PI59 boards rev. 09 or greater, the values in the Service Log that need
to be recorded are the values set into the Params function of the PI: ADC
Ramp Zero calibration. The values of TP19 and TP20 will vary with temper-
ature to keep the ADC pedestal set to the values loaded in the Params func-
tion.
There is an inverse relationship between the values on these two versions
of the board. For example, if a PI59 rev. 08 board has a baseline pedestal of
+0.8mV, the PI59 rev. 09 board will have a baseline Params value of -0.8 for
the same effect.
When a PI59 rev. 09 or greater board replaces a PI59 rev. 08 or less, the
Service Log pedestal values should be checked.
– If the E SUM Service Log pedestal value is more than ±1.5mV, then an
E SUM offset should be entered into the Params function of the PI: ADC
Ramp Zero calibration.

– If the Baseline Service Log pedestal is more than ±0.3mV, then a
Baseline offset should be entered into the Params function of the PI:
ADC Ramp Zero calibration.
To enter offsets, perform the following:

a) Click on the Params button.
b) The information box in the lower RH corner of the screen will ask
for an E SUM offset.
c) Enter the opposite value of the E SUM pedestal value from the
Service Log.
If the Service Log E SUM pedestal value was +1.6 mV, then
enter -1.6mV.
If the Service Log E SUM pedestal value was -1.6 mV, then
enter +1.6mV.
If no E SUM offset is to be entered, then enter zero.
d) Press Enter. The information box will now ask for a baseline offset.

e) If there is a baseline offset, enter the opposite value of the base-
line pedestal value in the Service Log.
If the Service Log pedestal baseline value was +1.4mV, then
enter -1.4mV.
If the Service Log pedestal baseline value was -1.4mV, then
enter +1.4mV.
Note Note
The baseline Param value must be between ±2mV.
If the Service Log pedestal baseline value was +3.2mV, then enter -2mV.
If the Service Log pedestal baseline value was -3.2mV, then enter +2mV.
f) If there is no baseline offset, then enter zero.

g) Press Enter. The E SUM and baseline offsets are entered into the
calibration

PI: ADC Ramp Zero Calibration
18) Select Resume and let the PI: ADC Ramp Zero calibration run to com-
pletion.
Note Note
Full Width Third Max (FWTM) errors may be encountered at this
point. These should go away as the detector warms up and settles
down. Tubes 3, 26, and 43 may not initially report. They may also
oscillate in their pedestal values. If this is the case (and all other
PMTs are OK), then select Pause. Select End to leave the calibra-
tion.
19) The calibration will finish when the following conditions occur:
• All the ADC pedestals are 0±0.3mV
• The E SUM pedestal value is ±0.3mV from the Service
Log E SUM Param value.
• The Baseline value is ±0.3mV from the Service Log
Baseline Param value.
Done will display in the Status box.
20) If the calibration completed successfully, and no errors were encoun-
tered, then the pedestal calibration is complete. Click on the End Button
and exit diagnostics.
Investigate any errors encountered.
21) Run the PMT Pre-Amp Test. This test will verify the path from the
preamps to the DPC.
22) Re-install the detector into the tub and turn HV back on.
23) Flood the detector and verify that all PMTs show on the
PPM. The PPM image may not look acceptable. This is because the
detector is not fully calibrated yet. Just verify that all PMTs report.
24) Run Configuration Report and enter the new Configuration Test data on
the Service Log.
25) Do the following calibration procedures after a one hour warm-up
period:
c) Dark Current Adjust
d) Re-do Pedestal Adjustments
Pedestal values will have drifted during warm-up.
e) Post Repair Detector Testing
f) When uniformity is acceptable, update the Service Log.
Done_________________________________________________________________

5. PI59 Board Rev. 09 or Greater
ESD
Estimated Time for

4 Hours
Manual).
2) Disconnect all detector head cables connected to the PI59 board.
board.
4) Remove the three Phillips screws and three nuts holding the PI59 board
to the DD59 board.
5) Replace the PI59 board with the new one in the reverse order as pre-
sented in this section.

6) Remove PA5 (battery enable) on the new PI59 board. Using a DVM,
+15V
PA5
(remove)
+ Short to ground
Battery
(5-10 seconds)
-
7) Make sure that the diagnostic firmware on the PI59 (location C4) and
the AIMD (U9) are revision 5 or greater.
If diagnostic firmware is replaced on the AIMD board, the AIMD battery
must be shorted also as on the PI59 above.

8) Verify PI59 patches as follows:
PI59 PATCH TABLE
PA1 PA2 PA3 PA4 PA5 PA6 PA7 PA8

Left* IN IN IN IN UP OUT Right*
*View the PI59 board with board cutout to the left

9) Set PI59 switch S3 as follows:
OPE OP
EN
1 N 2
23 4 1 3 4
567 8 567 8
Detector 1 Detector 2
11) Perform PI59 Power Fail Detect Adjustment
12) Select and execute the Configuration Report and verify that the PI59
reports back the correct firmware revision.
13) Perform PI59(C)(CF) Calibration
This calibration includes AIMD adjustments also.

Initial Pedestal Values
a) Select Clear
b) Select Resume
e) Examine the ADC and E SUM offsets. Verify that all ADC values
are between +5mV to +45mV. Verify that E SUM is between
+5mV to +25mV.
f) If any values are outside of these ranges, adjust the pot(s) on the
PI59C board to bring the values into the correct range. Use the
diagram at the end of this section for pot placement. Go back to
step a) and run the PI: ADC Ramp Zero calibration (single pass)
with the head open and HV off to verify that the adjusted values
are now correct.
Quit diagnostics before making any adjustments.

At the start of the test, an offset value will be displayed for
E SUM and Baseline. Scroll to the top of the Test Status window to view
these offsets. Check the Service Log E SUM and Baseline Param values
and see if the offsets match.
If the offsets are not correct, then perform the following:
c) Enter the E SUM Param value from the Service Log.
e) Enter the Baseline Param value from the Service Log.
f) Press Enter. The E SUM and baseline offsets are entered into the
calibration

PI: ADC Ramp Zero Calibration
pletion.
Note Note
down. Tubes 3, 26, and 43 may not initially report. They may also
oscillate in their pedestal values. If this is the case (and all other
PMTs are OK), then select Pause. Select End to leave the calibra-
tion.
• All the ADC pedestals are 0±0.3mV
• The Baseline value is ±0.3mV from the Service Log
Baseline Param value.
preamps to the DPC.
22) Flood the detector and verify that all PMTs show on the
PPM. The PPM image may not look acceptable. This is because the
detector is not fully calibrated yet. Just verify that all PMTs report.
the Service Log.
period:
d) Re-do Pedestal Adjustments
Done_________________________________________________________________

6. PI59C(CF) Board
Estimated Time for

4 Hours
Manual).
2) Disconnect all detector head cables connected to the PI59C(CF) board.
board.
4) Remove the three phillips screws and three nuts holding the PI59C(CF)
board to the DD59C(CF) board.
5) Replace the PI59C(CF) board with the new one in the reverse order as
presented in this section.

6) Verify PI59C(CF) patches as follows:
PI59C PATCH TABLE
PA1 PA2 PA3 PA4 PA5 PA6 PA7 PA8 PA9 PA10 PA11 PA12 PA13 PA14 PA16 PA18 PA19
IN IN IN IN IN UP* IN Left* UP* OUT OUT OUT OUT IN IN OUT OUT
*View the PI59C(CF) board with board cutout to the left

7) Remove PA5 (battery enable) on the new PI59C(CF) board. Using a
jumper wire, short pin 28 of U94 to TP269 (ground). Replace PA5.
Ground pin 28
for 10-15 seconds
TP269
+
-
Pin 28
PA5
U 94
PI59C(CF) Remove PA5

8) Set PI59C(CF) switch S3 as follows:
#1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8
Det. 1 UP DW DW DW DW UP
Det. 2 DW UP .. .. .. ..
3/8” Crystal DW DW .. .. .. ..
5/8” Crystal UP DW .. .. .. ..
1” Crystal DW UP .. .. .. ..
9) Re-install cabling. Leave HV cable disconnected and HV off.

11) Perform PI59C(CF) Power Fail Detect Adjustment
12) Select and execute the Configuration Report and verify that the
PI59C(CF) reports back the correct firmware revision.
13) Perform PI59C(CF) Calibration
This calibration includes AIMDC(CF) adjustments also.

a) Select Clear
b) Select Resume
e) Examine the ADC and E SUM offsets. Verify that all values are
between +5mV to +100mV.
f) If any ADC values are outside of this range, use R157 on the
AIMDC(CF) to bring all ADCs into range. Record the new value
of TP19 in the Service Log.
If E SUM is outside of this range, use R89 on the AIMDC(CF) to
bring E SUM into range (as long as the voltage at TP72 on the
AIMDC(CF) is in the range of ±3.0mV). Record the new value of
TP20 in the Service Log.
If either of the above ranges have not been met, but the error is
less than 10mV, the PI59C(CF) DAC may still be able to bring it
into adjustment. Run the PI ADC Ramp Zero Calibration. If all
ADCs reach ±0.3mV, the pedestals are adjusted.
Quit diagnostics begore making any adjustments.

At the start of the test, an offset value will be displayed for
E SUM and Baseline. Scroll to the top of the Test Status window to view
these offsets. Check the Service Log E SUM and Baseline Param values
and see if the offsets match.
Note Note
DAC values are displayed also. These are the DAC offsets required
to keep all ADCs positive.
If the offsets are not correct, then perform the following:

c) Enter the E SUM Param value from the Service Log.
e) Enter the Baseline Param value from the Service Log.
f) Press Enter. The E SUM and baseline offsets are entered into the
calibration

PI: ADC Ramp Calibration
pletion.
Note Note
down.
• All the ADC pedestals are ±0.3mV from the Service Log Baseline
Param value
preamps to the DPC.

22) Flood the detector and verify that all PMTs show on the PPM.
The PPM image may not look acceptable. This is because the detector
is not fully calibrated yet. Just verify that all PMTs report.
the Service Log.
period:
d) Re-do PI: ADC Ramp Zero Calibration
Done_________________________________________________________________

7. DTPS(E) Board
ESD
Estimated Time for

2 Hours
1) Turn off the detector power supply.

2) Remove covers to access the AIMD(C)(CF) and PCALC(C)(CF) boards.
3) Remove the AIMD(C)(CF) and PCALC(C)(CF) boards by removing the
larger phillips screw that is between the two boards and then the four
phillips screws that mount the boards to the bracket. Also remove the
nuts holding each board to the hinge assembly.
4) Lift up the AIMD(C)(CF) and PCALC(C)(CF) boards so that the
DTPS(E) can be accessed.
5) Disconnect all cables from the DTPS(E).
6) Release the board from the two white snaps located by the left and right
edges of the board. Remove the board by lifting it out of the black guide.
7) Replace the new board into the black guide and secure it onto the white
snap supports. Connect all cables.
8) Verify DTPS(E) patches as follows:.
DTPS(E) Board Switches and Jumpers
PA1 PA2 S1 J3
B-C 900V Max. IN HV ON Toward board Verify that
Category 4,5 edge pins 7 & 8
are
B-A 1250V Max. HV OFF Toward LED shorted for
Category 1,2,3 Rev. 07 or
Patch is a 0¾ 1/4W older or
resistor. DTPSE
board.
9) Replace the AIMD(C)(CF) and PCALC(C)(CF) boards in reverse order

as presented in this section.
10) Turn on the detector power supply.
period:
a) DTPS(E) Calibrations
b) Post Repair Detector Testing

8. AIMD Board
ESD
Estimated Time for

21/2 Hours

2) Disconnect all cables from the board.
3) Remove the larger Phillips screw that is between the AIMD and PCALC
boards. Remove the two Phillips screws that mount the board to the
bracket.
4) Remove the two nuts that hold the board to the hinge.
5) Replace the board and cables removed above.
6) Verify that AIMD switches S3, S4, and S5 are set correctly. Refer to the
AIMD Service Map. See the Service Log for Default DAC and Energy
settings.

7) Verify that AIMD patches are set to the positions listed below:
AIMD PATCH TABLE
PA1 PA2 PA3 PA4 PA5 PA6 PA7 PA8 PA9

IN IN UP (away from Cap C10) IN IN IN OUT IN OUT
8) Remove PA5 (battery enable) on the new AIMD board. Using a DVM,
+15V
PA5
(remove)
+ Short to ground
Battery
(5-10 seconds)
-

11) Run Configuration Report and verify that the AIMD data matches the
Service Log.
period:
a) AIMD Power Fail Adjustment
b) PMT Preamp & Dark Current Temperature Tracking
c) AIMD(C)(CF) Board Calibration
d) INDET, Pile-up, and Early Dump Adjust
e) Overload Delay Adjust
f) Dark Current Adjust
g) SUM E Tracking and Image Size Tracking
and Count Rate Tracking
h) Post Repair Detector Testing
Done_________________________________________________________________

9. AIMDC(CF) Board
ESD
Estimated Time for

21/2 Hours

2) Disconnect all cables from the board.
3) Remove the larger phillips screw that is between the AIMDC(CF) and
PCALCC(CF) boards. Remove the two phillips screws that mount the
board to the bracket.
4) Remove the two nuts that hold the board to the hinge.
6) Verify that AIMD switches S3, S4, and S5 are set correctly. Refer to the
AIMD Service Map. See the Service Log for Default DAC and Energy
settings.

7) Verify that AIMDC(CF) patches are set to the positions listed below:
AIMDC(CF) PATCH TABLE
PA1 PA2 PA3 PA5 PA6 PA7 PA8 PA9 PA10 PA11 PA12
IN IN IN IN IN OUT IN OUT IN Down* IN
* Towards the board center
8) Remove PA5 (battery enable) on the new AIMDC(CF) board. Using a

jumper wire, short pin 28 of U94 to TP5 (ground). Replace PA5.
AIMDC(CF)
Remove PA5
U 94
Pin 28
-
+ Ground pin 28
for 10-15 seconds
PA5
TP5

11) Run Configuration Report and verify that the AIMDC(CF) data matches
the Service Log.
period:
a) AIMDC Power Fail Adjustment
b) PMT Preamp & Dark Current Temperature Tracking
c) AIMD(C)(CF) Board Calibration
d) INDET, Pile-up. and Early Dump Adjust
e) Overload Delay Adjust
f) Dark Current Adjust
g) SUM E Tracking and Image Size Tracking
and Count Rate Tracking
h) Post Repair Detector Testing
Done_________________________________________________________________

10. PCALC(C)(CF) Board
Estimated Time for

1 Hour

2) Disconnect all cables from the board. See Paragraph 10.4 concerning
ferrite beads on the cabling.
3) Remove the two phillips screws that mount the board to the bracket.
4) Remove the nuts that hold the board to the hinge.

6) Set PCALC(C)(CF) switch S1 as follows:.
PCALC(C)(CF) BOARD SWITCH S1 SETTINGS
SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 SW5 SW6 SW7 SW8

Detector 1 ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF
Detector 2 OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF

9) Open E.CAM diagnostics and run the PCALC: Self Test.
10.1 Load Generic LUTs

Reloading of the PCALC(C)(CF) LUTs is done from the SNAC computer.
1) At the ICON / e.soft workstation computer, open the Telnet utility.
2) Log in as service. The password is snacinside
3) Type in: config_snac
4) Verify that the crystal thickness and preamp type match the detector. If
they do not match, edit the config_snac file for the correct information.
HD3 detector = normal preamp, crystal thickness "375"
3/8" HD3C detector = fast preamp, crystal thickness "375"
5/8" HD3C detector = fast preamp, crystal thickness "625"
1" HD3CF detector = PAD1 - Fast, crystal thickness "1000"
Note Note
E.CAM w/ ICON Systems only: Some E.CAM systems may contain a
mixed detector combination (HD3 and HD3C on a single system). How-
ever, and HD3CF detector will never be in a system with an HD3 or
HD3C detector.
If this is the case then you must perform two separate PCALC(C)
downloads if you wish to download LUTs to both PCALC(C) boards.
• Set the config_snac information for detector 1
• Download the detector 1 LUTs and tables
• Set the config_snac information for detector 2
• Download the detector 2 LUTs and tables
Note Note
An HD3CF detector will never be in a system with an HD3 or HD3C
5) Exit config_snac.
6) Shut down the system. Re-boot the SNAC. When the following mes-
sages appear on the PPM:
“Boot Partition 1”
“Press <esc> for alternate OS.....
immediately press the <esc> key. The SNAC will continue to boot. A login
prompt will appear.
7) Type: login: service, password: snacinside. The system prompt will
appear: service>.
8) Then type in: load_snac
9) The SNAC DOWNLOAD program will run. A series of
Yes/No questions will appear. Answer per the following table:
service> load_snac
SNAC DOWNLOAD: <Current Date>
Download PCALC CODE HEAD 1 <y/n>? y

Select the
Download PCALC CODE HEAD 2 <y/n>? y desired
detector.
Download PCALC TABLES HEAD 1 <y/n>? y
Download PCALC TABLES HEAD 2 <y/n>? y
Download DPC ELIN LUT <y/n>? n
Download DPC PMT DEFAULT LUT HEAD 1 <y/n>? n
Download DPC ZMAP DEFAULT LUT HEAD 1 <y/n>? n
Download DPC LCDIAG LUT <y/n>? n

Download DPC ZDIAG LUT <y/n>? n
Download MECP FLASH <y/n>? n
Download MECP EEPROM <y/n>? n
Download MED 1 <y/n>? n

Download PMAC FLASH <y/n>? n
Download PMAC MOTION PROGRAM <y/n>? n
<wait for download to complete>

- SNAC Download Done (Pass should display)
10) When the prompt returns, quit Telnet.

11) Press the reset button on the SNAC computer. The SNAC computer will
perform a normal system boot.
12) Return the SNAC keyboard to the tower enclosure.
13) Close the access door.
10.2 Load Gain, Centering, and Convergence values

Load the gain, centering, and convergence values to the PCALC(C)(CF)
board.
Note Note
There are different procedures for loading gain, centering, and con-
vergence values for ICON and e.soft workstation computers. Refer
to the Additional System Info section for further information.
If the ZLC data file is not available, or you suspect that the Gain, Centering, and
Convergence values need to be re-calculated, then go to the Additional System
Info section for information on re-calculating Gain, Centering, and Convergence.
10.3 Post Replacement Steps

1) Reset the SNAC computer.
2) Perform Post Repair Detector Testing.
3) Run the Configuration Report. Change the Service Log to reflect the
new PCALC(C)(CF) board data.
Done_________________________________________________________________
10.4 Ferrite Beads/Cabling
Ferrite Bead Install (Detector 2)
Five ferrite beads are connected to the PCALC(C)(CF) and AIMD(C)(CF)
board cabling as follows:
Siemens P/N Connect to:
52 11 409.. Cable at PCALC(C)(CF) J16

52 11 425.. Cable at AIMD(C)(CF) J1
52 11 433.. Cables at PCALC(C)(CF) J8, J9,
J10, & J11
See the drawing on the following page

J4
J3
-5.2V
+15V
-15V
+5V
J2
J1
AIMD(C)(CF)
J5
J6
PCALC(C)(CF) J15
+Tx -Tx +Tx -Tx

J8 J9 J10 J11
J12 J16
Ferrite Beads

Ferrite Bead Install (Detector 1)
Four ferrite beads are connected to the PCALC(C)(CF) board cabling as fol-
lows:

52 11 433.. Cables at PCALC(C)(CF) J8 & J9
See the drawing on the following page

PCALC(C)(CF) J15
+Tx -Tx
J8 J9
J12 J16
Ferrite Beads
If any of the AIMD(C)(CF)/PCALC(C)(CF) cables are replaced, be sure to

re-install the ferrite beads properly.
These beads will affect pedestal values. Return

Additional Ferrite Beads in Detector
Two (2) ferrite beads , p/n 52 11 425, were added close to the +5v fuse
holder. One should be located on each side.
One (1) ferrite bead , p/n 52 11 417, was added 7 inches from the barrier
strip at the OEM supply.
One (1) ferrite bead, p/n 52 11 417, was added to the J2 input of the
DTPS(E) board.
Additional Ferrite Beads for Duet System in COINF Module
Two (2) ferrite beads, p/n 52 11 433, in the COINF module approximately 3
inches from J13/J14 and J15/J16.
One (1) ferrite bead, p/n 52 11 425, was added in the COINF module to the
delay line pair cable just below DS4 and DS5.
One (1) ferrite bead, p/n 52 11 425, was added in the COINF module to the
cables exiting TB2 approximately 2 inches from the power supply.
Note Note
The addition of the ferrite beads in the detector and COINF module
were added to limit noise triggering of event comparators after a
bandwidth increase and to suppress switching supply noise on the
DC supply lines leaving the power supply.

11. Detector OEM Power Supply
ESD
Estimated Time for

1 Hour
1) Replace the power supply.

2) Do the following calibration procedures:
a) Detector OEM Power Supply
b) If there is no image on the PPM, perform
Power Fail Detect Adjustments
HD3: PI59 Power Fail Detect Adjustment
AIMD Power Fail Detect Adjustment
or...
HD3C(CF): PI59C(CF) Power Fail Detect Adjustment
AIMDC(CF) Power Fail Detect Adjustment
c) Post Repair Detector Testing

12. DPC(2) Board
Estimated Time for

1 Hour
1) Power down the E.CAM system.

2) Remove power from the tower by throwing the main tower circuit
breaker.
3) Remove the panel that is on the side opposite the tower circuit breaker.
There are two screws that hold the panel in place.
4) Remove the power and signal cables from the SNAC computer. Be sure
to note the cable positions so that cables may be re-installed.
5) Slide out the SNAC computer and set it on a suitable work surface.

12.1 Removal of Cover
Since the SNAC Computer is an OEM hardware component of the E.CAM
system, system-specific information on the SNAC computer cover removal
will be found in the OEM Hardware Section.
1) Determine the type of SNAC computer in your system
2) Find that type of SNAC computer at the end of this manual in the OEM
Hardware Section.
3) Look up the cover removal steps.
12.2 Replace DPC(2)

Since the SNAC Computer is an OEM hardware component of the E.CAM
system, system-specific information on the SNAC board replacement will be
found in the OEM Hardware Section.
1) Determine the type of SNAC computer in your system
2) Find that type of SNAC computer in the OEM Hardware Section.
3) Look up the board replacement steps.

12.3 Re-install SNAC
1) Check that all internal cables are safely routed in the SNAC computer.
2) Replace the SNAC computer cover. See the appropriate instructions in
the OEM Hardware Section.
3) Slide the SNAC computer back into the tower.
4) Re-attach the SNAC computer power and signal cables.
5) Re-install the tower panel.
6) Apply power to the tower by re-setting the main tower circuit breaker.
7) Power up the E.CAM system
12.4 Reload DPC LUTs

Reload ELIN, LCDIAG, & ZDIAG
1) Reboot the SNAC. when the following messages appear on the PPM:
prompt will appear.
3) Type in: load_snac
Yes/No questions will appear. Answer per the following table:
service> load_snac
Download PCALC CODE HEAD 1 <y/n>? n
Download PCALC TABLES HEAD 1 <y/n>? n
Download DPC ELIN LUT <y/n>? y

Download DPC LCDIAG LUT <y/n>? y

Download DPC ZDIAG LUT <y/n>? y



5) When the prompt returns. Reboot the SNAC.
12.5 Load ZMAP, ROI and LC

Reload the ZMAP, ROI, and LC data for both detectors.
Note Note
The method for reloading the ZMAP, ROI, and LC data is different
for ICON and e.soft workstation computers. Refer to the Addtional
System Info section for further information,

12.5.1 DPC Diagnostics
Run all DPC diagnostic tests.
There are test jumpers required.
12.5.2 Flood Check

1) Start the ICON / e.soft application
2) Flood both detectors and observe the PPM.
3) Check that all PMTs display on the PPM (Detector 1 and 2).
4) If holes are observed in the flood, perform a coarse tune/fine tune and
check the PPM again.
Note Note
If holes are still present in the flood, stop and investigate.

Done_________________________________________________________________

13. Serial I/O Board
Estimated Time for

1 Hour

breaker.
6) Remove the SNAC computer cover.

Note Note
Since the SNAC Computer is an OEM hardware component of the
E.CAM system, system-specific information on the SNAC computer
cover removal will be found in the OEM Hardware Section.
a) Determine the type of SNAC computer in your system

b) Find that type of SNAC computer in the OEM Hardware Section.
c) Look up the cover removal steps.
7) Replace the Serial I/O board. Check switches and jumpers (See the
OEM Section).
9) Replace the SNAC computer cover.
15) Run Serial I/O diagnostic tests.
There are test jumpers required.
Done_________________________________________________________________

14. IIOI Board
Estimated Time for

1 Hour
The IIOI Board is shipped with all I/O cards for new installations and DPC
replacements from the E.CAM 3.5 release and after.
The function of this board is to isolate voltages between the SNAC and
MEB. This prevents hardware startup problems with the SNAC
Refer to the SSPL to order this board in the event that the system is exhibit-
ing a SNAC startup failure
Done_________________________________________________________________

15. SNAC Ethernet Board
Estimated Time for

1 Hour

breaker.

Note Note
E.CAM system, system-specific information on the SNAC computer
cover removal will be found in the OEM Hardware Section.
a) Determine the type of SNAC computer in your system

b) Find that type of SNAC computer in the OEM Hardware Section.
6) Replace the ethernet board. Check for any switch and jumper settings
(See the OEM section).
8) Replace the SNAC computer cover.
13) Power up the E.CAM system.

Check the Ethernet Board
1) From the ICON / e.soft workstation computer, connect to the SNAC
computer using the Telnet utility.
3) Enter the following:
ping -c5 172.16.1.7
4) This command will send 5 data packets (64 bytes) to the ethernet board
in the SNAC. These data packets will be echoed back to the CPU.
5) When data transfer is complete or the program times out, a brief sum-
mary will be displayed. Verify that the data transfer was successful.
0% packet loss indicates a successful data transfer.
6) Now enter the following:
ping -c5 172.16.1.2
in the ICON / e.soft workstation computer. These data packets will be
echoed back to the CPU.
mary will be displayed. Verify that the data transfer was successful.
0% packet loss indicates a successful data transfer.

9) Quit Telnet
Done_________________________________________________________________

16. ICON Ethernet Board
Estimated Time for

1 Hour
+ HASP Renewal

breaker.
3) Remove the panel that is on the same side as the tower circuit breaker.
4) Remove the power and signal cables from the ICON computer. Be sure
5) Slide out the ICON computer and set it on a suitable work surface.

Note Note
Since the ICON Computer is an OEM hardware component of the
E.CAM system, system-specific information on the ICON computer
cover removal will be found in the OEM Section.
a) Determine the type of ICON computer in your system

b) Find that type of ICON computer in the OEM Hardware Section.
6) Replace the ethernet board. Check for any switch and jumper settings
(See the OEM section).
7) Check that all internal cables are safely routed in the ICON computer.
8) Replace the ICON computer cover.
9) Slide the ICON computer back into the tower.
10) Re-attach the ICON computer power and signal cables.

Check Diagnostics
1)The new ethernet board may cause a relationship between ICON com-
puter components and the Diagnostic HASP key to be lost.
2)Start E.CAM Standard Plus diagnostics. The following error message may
appear:
The HASP Key is not configured for use with this system.
3)Refer to the Initializing the HASP Key procedure, found in the Additional
System Info section (under E.CAM Diagnostics) if the error message
appears.
4)Continue on when E.CAM Diagnostics are functioning normally.
Check Ethernet
1) At the ICON, open the Service folder (located in the ICONƒ folder).
Double click on the Mac TCP Ping control panel. The MAC TCP Ping
Information Window will appear.
2) Enter for the Ping Host Address the following:
172.16.1.2 (This is the IP address of the ICON ethernet card).

3) Click on Start Ping.
If successful, the displayed value for packets out/in/bad/%loss should
be 5/5/0/0.
172.16.1.7 (This is the IP address for the SNAC ethernet card.)
be 5/5/0/0.
6) Quit the Mac TCP Ping utility (select Quit, from the File menu). Close all
windows.
Done_________________________________________________________________

17. Detector Replacement
ESD
Estimated Time for

UV
8 Hours
This procedure does not cover the physical replacement and re-cabling of
the detector. Once the detector is replaced and re-cabled, the following
steps must be performed. Do not replace the detector in the tub yet.
Note Note
The detector is shipped in a lightproof anti-static covering. Leave
this cover on until the detector is in service position and ready to be
installed. This will minimize exposure of the crystal to UV radiation.

17.1 Initial Calibrations
Perform the following calibrations for the replaced detector:
1) Verify switch and jumper settings on the AIMD(C)(CF), PI59(C)(CF),
and PCALC(C)(CF) boards (see the appropriate Service Maps).
There are Detector 1/Detector 2 switch differences!
Note Note
Replacement detectors are tested and shipped as detector 1.
2) Make sure HV is off and the HV cable is disconnected.

3) Power up the detector and perform the Detector OEM Power Supply
calibration (Calibration section).
4) Perform the PI59(C)(CF) Power Fail Adjustment (Calibration section).
6) Make sure all individual HV wires (from DD59(C)(CF) to preamps) are
securely attached.
Note Note

8) Reconnect the DTPS(E) HV cable. Power up the detector and turn HV
on.
9) Perform the DTPS(E) Board Low Voltage Checks (Calibration section).
10) Perform the DTPS(E) Board High Voltage Checks (Calibration section).
11) Perform the AIMD(C)(CF) Power Fail Adjustment (Calibration section).
17.2 Load ZLC Data from floppy/CD

The ZLC data is shipped with the detector on either a floppy disk or a
CD-ROM. This data must be downloaded into the E.CAM system.
The method for loading ZLC data (ZMAP, ROI, AND LC) into the E.CAM
system is different, depending on the type of computer (ICON or e.soft work-
station). Refer to the Additional System Info section for specific information
on this process.

17.3 Load Gain, Centering, and Convergence values
Load the gain, centering, and convergence values to the PCALC(C)(CF)
board.
Note Note
There are different procedures for loading gain, centering, and con-
vergence values for ICON and e.soft workstation computers. Refer
to the Additional System Info section for further information.
If you suspect that the Gain, Centering, and Convergence values need to be re-
calculated, then go to the Additional System Info section for information on
redoing Gain, Centering, and Convergence calibrations.
17.4 Flood Check

1) Start the ICON / e.soft application
2) Flood the detector and observe the PPM.
3) Check that all PMTs display on the PPM.

17.5 Pre-Uniformity Adjust
17.5.1 Dark Current Check
Perform Dark Current Check (Calibration section).
17.5.2 Dark Current Adjust
1) Install a collimator on the detector.
2) Allow the detector to stabilize for 10 minutes.
3) Make sure that there are no sources irradiating the detector and that
background counts are less than 100cps.
4) Turn the HV off and press the dark current compensation defeat switch
S7 and adjust TP72 (SUM E) on the AIMD(C)(CF) board to 0µV (-100 to
+100µV) using R89.
5) Release switch S7 and turn the HV on.
6) Wait 5 minutes and then adjust the dark current compensation pot R164
to obtain 0µV (-200 to +200µV) at TP72 (SUM E) on the AIMD(C)(CF)
board.
17.5.3 Tuning
1) Flood the detector with a Co57 or Tc99 source that produces a dead time
of 3% - 6%.
2) Peak the detector
3) Perform a coarse tune and a fine tune on the detector.
17.5.4 Pedestal Adjustments

Perform Pedestal adjustments on the detector.
17.6 Replacement Verification

After a two hour warm-up period, perform Post Repair Detector Testing
(Calibration section).
Note Note
This procedure does not cover re-acquisition of MHR, Extrinsic, and
Intrinsic floods.
17.6.1 Archive the /Preserve & /Calib Directories

Refer to Additional Info Sec. 14 (Backup and Restore)
Done_________________________________________________________________

18. SNAC Computer
Estimated Time for

3 Hours

18.1 HP Vectra (180), Portland (ATX/PD440FX), and Seattle2
(ATX/SE440BX)
Refer to section 17.2 for the SNAC-550 ASUS P2B-D Motherboard
The HP Vectra, Portland, and Seattle2 SNAC computers consist of the fol-
lowing:
– Serial I/O Board
– Parallel I/O Board
– Intel ATX 6/350 Mini-Tower Computer
– Keyboard
– Mouse
– Hard Drive
– CD ROM Drive
– System Memory (64Mbyte or 128Mbyte total)
– Video Card
– Ethernet Board (10Mbit or 100Mbit)
The above items are already installed in the SNAC computer. It will be nec-
essary to add the DPC board to this configuration.

18.1.1 Remove Existing SNAC Computer
breaker.
18.1.2 Remove the SNAC covers from both computers
1) Remove the plastic plug from the padlock hole. Save it for re-installa-
tion.
2) Grasp the top cover at the rear of the chassis. Slide the cover towards
the rear of the chassis until it stops (approx. 1/2 inch). Lift the cover
away from the chassis. Set the top cover in a safe place until it is re-
installed.
3) Locate the two locking tabs which on the side cover at the rear of the
chassis. Slide the tabs up as far as they will go. Grasp the back edge of
the side cover, swing it away from the chassis and pull it free. Set the
side cover in a safe place until it is re-installed.

Note Note
The SNAC covers will be left off until all diagnostics are performed.
18.1.3 Install the DPC Board

The figure below shows the placement of boards in the SNAC computer
(Seattle2). The DPC board (slot 3) will be added.
Slot 1
1 Serial I/O Board
Slot 2
Slot 3 2 Parallel I/O Board
Slot 4
3 DPC Board
Slot 5
Slot 6 4 Ethernet Board
5 Video Board

1) Remove the two screws that hold the slot cover bracket to the chassis.
Swing the slot cover bracket away from the chassis and remove it.
2) Lay the chassis down on a flat surface for easier card replacement.
3) Remove the DPC board from the other SNAC computer. Be sure to
observe proper ESD handling procedures.
4) Hold the board horizontally by its “top” edge. Align the board’s connec-
tor with the socket. Firmly press the board into the slot 3 socket.
5) Reinstall the slot cover bracket.
18.1.4 Install the new computer in the Tower
2) Slide the SNAC computer back into the tower. Do not replace the SNAC
computer cover or the Tower cover yet.
4) Check that the voltage selection switch (located next to the AC power
connection on the back of the SNAC) is set to 115Vac.
18.1.5 Power-up Check
1) Apply power to the Tower by re-setting the main tower circuit breaker.
2) Press the power button on the SNAC computer.
3) Observe the disk activity light. The light should come on for 2-3 seconds
and then go off.
4) A sign-on message will appear identifying the type of BIOS and a five-
digit revision code.
5) The computer will run power-up (POST) diagnostics.
6) Press <F2> to run Setup when prompted. The computer’s setup pro-
gram will appear. Compare the BIOS settings to those in the tables on
the following pages. Change those settings that are different.
BIOS settings shown are for Seattle 2
Main Setup Screen
BIOS Version 4S4EB2X0.86A.0009.P03
Processor Type Pentium® II Processor

Processor Speed 350 Mhz
Cache RAM 512 KB
System Memory 128MB

Memory Bank 0 64 MB SDRAM
Memory Bank 1 64 MB SDRAM
Memory Bank 2 Not Installed

Language: [English (US)]
L2 Cache ECC Support: [Enabled]
System Time: [Hr:Min:Sec]

System Date: [MMM/DDD/YY]
Advanced Setup Screen

Setup Warning:
Setting items on this menu to incorrect values may cause your system to
malfunction.
Plug and Play O/S: [No]

Reset Configuration Data: [No]
Numlock: [On]
>Peripheral Configuration
Serial Port A: [Disabled]

Serial Port B: [Disabled]
Parallel Port: [Disabled]
Audio: [Disabled]
Legacy USB Support: [Disabled]
>IDE Configuration
IDE Controller: [Both]
Hard Disk Pre-Delay: [Disabled]
>Primary IDE Master [ST 33210A-(PM)]
Type: [Auto]
Maximum Capacity: 3249 MB
Multi-sector Transfers: [16 sectors]
LBA Mode Control: [Enabled]
Transfer Mode: [FPIO4/DMA2]
ULTRA DMA: [MODE 2]
>Primary IDE Slave: [None]
Type: [Auto]
Multi-sector Transfers [Disabled]

LBA Mode Control: [Disabled]
Transfer Mode: [Standard]
Ultra DMA: [Disabled]
>Secondary IDE Master: [CD-532E-B (SM)]
Type: [Auto]
Transfer Mode: [FPIO4/DMA2]
>Secondary IDE Slave: [None]
Type: [Auto]
Transfer Mode: [Standard]
>Floppy Options

Floppy disk controller: [Enabled]
Diskette A: [1.44/1.25 MB 3-1/2”]
Floppy Write Protect: [Disabled]
>DMI Event Logging
Event log capacity Space Available
Event log validity Valid
View DMI event log [Enter]
Clear all DMI event logs [No]
Event Logging [Enabled]
ECC Event Logging [Enabled]
Mark DMI Events as read [Enter]
>Video Configuration
Palette Snooping: [Disabled]
AGP Aperture Size [64 MB]
Default Primary Video Adapter: [PCI]
>Resource Configuration
C800-CBFF [Available]

CC00-CFFF [Available]
D000-D3FF [Reserved]
D400-D7FF [Available]
D800-DBFF [Available]
DC00-DFFF [Available]
IRQ3: [Available]
IRQ4: [Reserved]
IRQ5: [Reserved]
IRQ7: [Available]
IRQ10: [Available]
IRQ11: [Available]
Security Setup Screen

User Password Is: Clear
Supervisor Password Is: Clear
Set User Password [Enter]

Set Supervisor Password [Enter]
User Setup Access: [View Only]
Unattended Start: [Disabled]
Power Setup Screen

Power Management: [Disabled]
Boot Setup Screen

Boot-Time Diagnostic Screen: [Enabled]
Quick Boot Mode: [Enabled]
Scan User Flash Area: [Disabled]
After Power Failure [Last State]

On Modem Ring [Stay Off]
On Lan: [Stay Off]
On PME: [Stay Off]

First Boot Device [Removable Devices]
Second Boot Device [Hard Drive]
Third Boot Device [ATAPI CD-ROM Drive]
Fourth Boot Device [Network Boot]
>Hard Drive
1. [ST33210A-(PM)]
2. [Bootable Add-in Card]
>Removable Devices
1. Legacy Floppy Drive
Exit Setup Screen
Exit Saving Changes [Enter]
Exit Discarding Changes [Enter]
Load Setup Defaults [Enter]
Load Custom Defaults [Enter]
Save Custom Defaults [Enter]
Discard Changes [Enter]
**** Exit Saving Changes

18.2 SNAC-550
Note Note
The SNAC 550 requires a Rev. 09 or higher DPC board and any
E.CAM Duet system requires a DPC2 board for proper operation.
The SNAC-550 computer consists of the following:

– Serial I/O Board
– Parallel I/O Board
– Intel 550 MHz P-III processor
– ASUS P2B-D Motherboard
– Keyboard
– Mouse
– Hard Drive
– CD ROM Drive
– System Memory (128Mbyte total)
– Video Card
– Ethernet Board (100Mbit)
The above items are already installed in the SNAC computer. It will be nec-
essary to add the DPC board to this configuration.

18.2.1 Remove Existing SNAC Computer
breaker.
18.2.2 Remove the SNAC covers from both computers
1) Refer to chapter 3.4 of the OEM section of this manual.
Note Note
The SNAC covers will be left off until all diagnostics are performed.

18.2.3 Install the DPC Board
The figure below shows the placement of boards in the SNAC computer
(SNAC-550). The DPC board (slot 4) will be added. All E.CAM Duet sys-
tems will require a DPC2 board.
.
PPM Black (J4 DPC Det.)
Monitor
Red (J3 DPC Det.)
7 Video Board
6 Ethernet Board
Det 2 5 Blank
Parallel I/O Board
4 DPC Board
J3 3 Blank
Top View 2 Parallel I/O Board

J2
1 Dual RS485
MEB (Serial I/O Board)
PPM Motion
Buttons
RS485 to RS485 to
Rear J-Port 2 MEBJ13
Det. 2

1) Lay the chassis down on a flat surface for easier card replacement.
2) Remove the DPC board from the other SNAC computer. Be sure to
observe proper ESD handling procedures.
3) Hold the board horizontally by its “top” edge. Align the board’s connec-
tor with the socket. Firmly press the board into the slot 3 socket.
4) Reinstall the slot cover bracket.
18.2.4 Install the new computer in the Tower
2) Slide the SNAC computer back into the tower. Do not replace the SNAC
computer cover or the Tower cover yet.
4) Check that the voltage selection switch (located next to the AC power
connection on the back of the SNAC) is set to 115Vac.
18.2.5 Power-up Check
1) Apply power to the Tower by re-setting the main tower circuit breaker.
2) Press the power button on the SNAC computer.
3) Observe the disk activity light. The light should come on for 2-3 seconds
and then go off.
4) A sign-on message will appear identifying the type of BIOS and a five-
digit revision code.
6) Press DEL to run Setup when indicated at the bottom of the screen.
7) The computer’s BIOS setup program will appear.
8) Compare the BIOS settings to those on the tables on the following
pages. Change those settings that are different
CMOS Setup Utility - Main Screen
Standard CMOS Setup Supervisor Password
BIOS Features Setup User Password
Chipset Features Setup IDE HDD Auto Detection
Power Management Setup Save and Exit Setup
PNP and PCI Defaults Exit without Saving
Load BIOS Defaults
Load Setup Defaults
Esc: Quit : Select Item
F10: Save & Exit Setup (Shift) F2: Change Color
<Description of currently highlighted item>

- Select Standard CMOS Setup
Standard CMOS Setup

Date: mm:dd:yyyy
Time: hh:mm:ss
Primary Master: Auto

Primary Slave: None
Secondary Master: Auto
Secondary Slave: None
Drive A: 1.44M 3.5 in.
Drive B: None
Floppy 3 Mode Support: Disabled
Video: EGA/VGA
Halt On: All, But Disk/Key
<Esc>, then select BIOS Features Setup

BIOS Features Setup
Boot Virus Detection: Enabled
Processor Serial Number: Disabled
CPU Level 1 Cache: Enabled

CPU Level 2 Cache: Disabled
CPU Level 2 Cache ECC Check: Disabled
BIOS Update: Enabled
Quick Power On Self Test: Enabled
HDD Sequence SCSI/IDE First: IDE
Boot Sequence: A, C
Boot Up Floppy Seek: Disabled
Floppy Disk Access Control: R/W
IDE HDD Block Mode Sectors: Disabled
HDD S.M.A.R.T. Capability: Disabled
PS/2 Mouse Function Control: Auto
OS/2 Outboard Memory >64M: Disabled

MPS 1.4 Support: Disabled
PCI/VGA Palette Snoop: Disabled

Video ROM BIOS Shadow: Enabled
C8000-CBFFF Shallow: Disabled
CC000-CFFFF Shallow: Disabled
D0000-D3FFF Shallow: Disabled

D4000-D7FFF Shallow: Disabled
D8000-DBFFF Shallow: Disabled
DC000-DFFFF Shallow: Disabled

Boot Up NumLock Status: On
Typematic Rate Setting: Disabled
Typematic Rate (Chars/Sec): 6

Typematic Delay (Msec): 250
Security Option: System
<Esc>, Then select Chipset Features Setup

Chipset Features Setup
SDRAM Configuration: By SPD
SDRAM CAS Latency: 2T*
SDRAM RAS to CAS Delay: 2T*

SDRAM RAS Precharge Time: 2T*
DRAM Idle Timer: 8T* *not changeable
SDRAM MA Wait State: Normal
Snoop Ahead: Enabled
Host Bus Fast Data Ready: Disabled
16-bit I/O Recovery Time: 1 BUSCLK
8-bit I/O Recovery Time: 1 BUSCLK
Graphics Aperture Size: 64MB
Video Memory Cache Mode: UC
PCI 2.1 Support: Enabled
Memory Hole At 15M-16M: Disabled
DR AM a r e 6 4 (Not 7 2) bi ts wid e
Data Integrity Mode: Non-ECC
Onboard FDC Controller: Enabled

Onboard FDC Swap A & B: No Swap
Onboard Serial Port 1: Disabled
Onboard Serial Port 2: Disabled
Onboard Parallel Port: Disabled

Parallel Port Mode: ECP+EPP
ECP DMA Select: 3
UART2 Use Infrared: Disabled

Onboard PCI IDE Enable: Both
IDE Ultra DMA Mode: Auto
IDE0 Master PIO/DMA Mode: Auto

IDE0 Slave PIO/DMA Mode: Auto
IDE1 Master PIO/DMA Mode: Auto
IDE1 Slave PIO/DMA Mode: Auto
<Esc>, then select Power Management Setup

Power Management Setup
Power Management: Disable
Video Off Option: Always On
Video Off Method: DPMS Off

HDD Power Down: Disable
Suspend Mode: Disable
PWR Button < 4 Secs: Soft Off
PWR Up On Modem Act: Disabled
AC PWR Loss Restart: Enabled
Power Up by Keyboard: Disabled
Wake On LAN: Disabled
Automatic Power Up: Disabled
Chassis Fan Speed: xxxxRPM - (not connected)
CPU Fan Speed: 3700 RPM*
Power Fan Speed: 3700 RPM*
CPU Temperature: N/A

MB Temperature: 230C / 73F*
VCORE Voltage: 2.0V*

+3.3V Voltage: 3.3V*
+5V Voltage: 5V*
+12V Voltage: +12V*
-12V Voltage: -12V*

-5V Voltage: -5V* *will vary
<Esc>, then select PNP and PCI Setup

PNP and PCI Setup
PNP OS Installed: No
Slot 1 IRQ: Auto
Slot 2 IRQ: Auto

Slot 3 IRQ: Auto
Slot 4 IRQ: Auto
PCI Latency Timer: 32 PCI CLock
IRQ 3 Used by ISA: No/ICU
IRQ 4 Used by ISA: Yes
IRQ 5 Used by ISA: Yes

DMA 1 Used by ISA: No/ICU

ISA MEM Block BASE: No/ICU
SYMBIOS SCSI BIOS: Disabled

USB IRQ: Disabled
VGA BIOS Sequence: AGP/PCI
Review of BIOS is complete.
<Esc>, then select Save and Exit Setup

... or <Esc>, Exit Without Saving (if no changes were made)

18.3 Load SNAC Software
The SNAC software package consists of the following:
– SNAC Software on a CD
– QNX/SNAC Initial Install boot floppy disk
18.3.1 Installation
1) Insert the QNX/SNAC Initial Install boot floppy disk into the SNAC
floppy drive.
2) Power up the SNAC computer. Put the SNAC Software CD into the CD
drive.
3) After the computer completes the Power On Self Tests (POST diagnos-
tics) and loading the BIOS, it will begin to boot from the floppy disk.
4) After the system boots it will begin to install QNX and the current ver-
sion of SNAC software from the CD to the hard disk. The software load
will take about 15 minutes. The hard disk activity LED will flicker.
18.3.2 Verify the Software Installation
1) After the QNX and SNAC software are loaded onto the hard disk,
instructions will appear on the screen. Follow the screen instructions.
(To restart the computer power it down, then power it back up.) The
SNAC will begin to reboot from the hard drive.

2) When the following messages appear on the screen
prompt will appear.
3) Type: login: service, password: snacinside. The system prompt will
appear: service>.
4) Type: snac.checksum <return>. The following will appear:
Calculating checksum value. This will take about 5 minutes. Please be

patient.....
Then, the following will appear:
Comparing differences between build checksum values and install check-
sum values.
5) Verify that no error messages appeared on the screen.
6) If no error messages appeared, then the SNAC software load is verified.
7) If an error message appeared, then reload the SNAC software.

18.3.3 Run the config_snac Tool.
1) The SNAC should be at the service> prompt.
2) Type config_snac. The Configuration Data Table will be displayed. One
(or both) of the following screens should appear:
And/Or
Configuration Data Table
Index.. Section..................... Field............................Value
1 Motion Control Armrest Type High Profile or LowProfile
2 Options Profile Enabled/Disabled
3 Options Coincidence Enabled/Disabled
4 General Crystal Thickness 375, 625, or 1000
5 General Det1_Preamp Type Normal, Fast, or PAD_1FAST
7 General Number of Heads 1 or 2
8 General ECG TrigLogic Positive or Negative
9 Coincidence Random_Width 120 (default value)
10 Coincidence Prompt_Width 60 (default value)
11 General Host Type ICON or e.soft
12 General Det1_BoardSet C, C-Fast, or R
Enter ‘e’ to edit data ‘d’ to delete data ‘q’ to quit

The following sections/fields are missing:
<missing items will appear here>
Enter ‘a’ to add this data ‘n’ to continue
3) If the first screen appears, verify that the Armrest Type, Crystal Thick-
ness, Preamp Type, Number of Heads, ECG TrigLogic, and Host
Type matches the corresponding item on the E.CAM system.
4) If the Profile option is installed, verify that Profile option is Enabled.
5) If the Coincidence option is installed:
a) Verify that the Coincidence option is enabled.
b) Locate the COIN Module Service Log. Verify that the
Random_Width value and the Prompt_Width value match the
Prompt and Random width values at the delay line setting of
0440 (from the COIN Module Service Log).
6) For the general sections
a) Verify that the SNAC is configured appropriately for either ICON or
e.soft.
b) Verify that the SNAC is configured with “C” for all HD3 and HD3C
detectors. A “C” will be used as the default. Or verify that the
SNAC is configured with “C-Fast” for all HD3CF detectors, or “R”
for all HD3CR detectors. This section is necessary for correct
function of coincidence and diagnostics.
7) If the information matches, enter “q”, then <return> to quit.
If the information does not match, then enter e <return> to edit the con-
figuration data. See the next step for information on editing.
Caution
If configuration data is not set correctly, damage to the system may
result. For example, if the Armrest Type is set to Low Profile when it
should be High Profile, detector 2 will be driven into the pallet during a
wholebody autocontour.
8) If the second screen appears then perform the following steps:

a) Enter: a <return>
b) The following will appear:
c) Enter: e <return>
d) The following will appear:
Editing configuration data
Enter the Index of the data to be changed:
e) Enter the Index number of the item to be edited, then press
<return>. See the table below for the Index numbers.
f) Enter the new value for the selected item, then press <return>
If you make a typing error, press enter. Then enter “e” and re-
edit.
Caution
g) The following will appear:

Checking range of possible values....matches

h) The Configuration Data Table will be displayed.This table will
appear as shown below:

4 General Crystal Thickness 375, 625, or 1000
i) Verify that the Armrest Type, Crystal Thickness, Preamp Type,

Number of Heads, ECG TrigLogic, and Host Type matches
the corresponding item on the E.CAM system.
j) If the Profile option is installed, verify that Profile option is Enabled.
k) If the Coincidence option is installed:
– Verify that the Coincidence option is enabled.
– Locate the COIN Module Service Log. Verify that the Random_Width
value and the Prompt_Width value match the Prompt and Random
width values at the delay line setting of 0440 (from the COIN Module
Service Log).
l) Enter “q”, then <return> to quit.

18.4 Check the Ethernet Board
The system should be at the service> prompt.
1) At the SNAC keyboard, enter the following:
ping -c5 172.16.1.7
in the SNAC. These data packets will be echoed back to the CPU.
mary will be displayed on the SNAC monitor. Verify that the data trans-
fer was successful. 0% packet loss indicates a successful data transfer.
4) If the transfer was not successful, try the following:
– Reseat the ethernet card.
– Swap the ethernet card.
18.5 Load Generic DPC LUTs (If Required)

Reloading of the DPC LUTs is done from the SNAC computer.
1) At the SNAC keyboard type in the following:
load_snac
Yes/No questions will appear. Answer per the table on the following
page:

service> load_snac
Download DPC ELIN LUT <y/n>? y

Download DPC LCDIAG LUT <y/n>? y

Download DPC ZDIAG LUT <y/n>? y



3) When the prompt returns, type logout.

4) Restart the SNAC computer. Verify that the SNAC computer boots up
and starts the E.CAM application.
18.6 Load ZMAP, ROI and LC (If Required)

Reload the ZMAP, ROI, and LC data for both detectors.
Note Note
The method for reloading the ZMAP, ROI, and LC data is different
for ICON and e.soft workstation computers. Refer to the Addtional
System Info section for further information,

18.7 Run DPC Diagnostics
1) Install the CTS loopback connector (52 23 263..) onto the DB9 connec-
tor on the DPC board.
2) Install a TAXI loopback cable (35 58 264..) onto both LEMO connectors
marked with a “-” sign. (Connectors 2 and 4 from the left)
3) Install a TAXI loopback cable (35 58 264..) onto both LEMO connectors
marked with a “+” sign. (Connectors 1 and 3 from the left)
4) Open E.CAM Diagnostics (SNAC Diagnostics)
5) Select the following DPC Diagnostics tests:
– DPC: Write Read Registers Test
– DPC: Input FIFO Test
– DPC: Output FIFO Test
– DPC: DMA Test
– DPC: Scaler Counters Test
– DPC: Count Rate Counters Test
– DPC: Time Tick Counters Test
– DPC: Scaler ID LUT Test
– DPC: Event InsertionTest
– DPC: Output Format PackingTest
– DPC: Magnification Test
– DPC: Image Offset Test
– DPC: ROI Test
– DPC: Fine FOV Test
– DPC: Linear Correction Test
– DPC: WindowRam Test
– DPC: Analyzer Test
– DPC: Z Map Test
– DPC: CTS Loopback Test
– DPC: TAXI Loopback Test
6) Click on the Execute Selections button.
7) If any test fails, stop and investigate.
8) After all tests pass, remove the DPC test jumpers and re-install system
cables.
18.8 Run Serial I/O Diagnostics

1) Disconnect the system cable from the lower right DB9 connector on the
Serial I/O board (To/From MEBJ13)
2) Connect the SCL DB9 loopback jumper (43 65 255) to the upper (Chan-
nel A) DB9 connector.
Make sure you are using the correct loopback connector. The CTS loop-
back jumper (52 23 263) has a different pin-out.
3) Select and execute the Serial Adapter: RS485 Loopback Test (Channel
A - Gantry).
4) If the test fails, replace the Serial I/O board.
5) Disconnect the system cable from the lower left DB9 connector on the
Serial I/O board (To/From J-Port2 Det. 2) .
6) Move the SCL DB9 loopback jumper (43 65 255) to the lower (Channel
B) DB9 connector.
Make sure you are using the correct loopback connector. The CTS loop-
back jumper (52 23 263) has a different pin-out.
7) Select and execute the Serial Adapter: RS485 Loopback Test (Channel
B - Detector).
8) If the test fails, replace the Serial I/O board.
9) Remove the test jumper and re-install system cables on the Serial I/O
board.
10) Quit Diagnostics.
18.9 Run Parallel I/O Diagnostics

1) Power down the SNAC computer.
2) Remove the cabling from the Parallel I/O Board.
3) Install the Parallel I/O loopback connector (52 19 451) onto connector
J2 on the Parallel I/O board.
4) Power up the SNAC computer.
6) Run the following test:
SNAC - PIO 48S/AT Parallel Input/Output Test (Ch. A)
7) If the test fails, replace the Parallel I/O board.
9) Power down the SNAC computer
10) Install the Parallel I/O loopback connector 52 19 451 onto connector J3
on the Parallel I/O board.
11) Power up the SNAC computer.
13) Run the following test:
SNAC - PIO 48S/AT Parallel Input/Output Test (Ch. B)
14) If the test fails, replace the Parallel I/O board.
16) Power down the SNAC computer
17) Remove the test jumper and re-install the system cabling on the Parallel
I/O board.

18.10 Replace Covers
1)
Check that all internal cables are safely routed in the SNAC computer.
2)
Replace the SNAC computer cover.
3)
Re-install the tower panel.
4)
Power up the SNAC computer. Verify that Power-up Diagnostics pass
and that the E.CAM application boots up.
6) When the system is functioning properly, re-peak all customer presets.
Done_________________________________________________________________

19. SNAC Software Replacement
Estimated Time for

2 Hours
This section describes a procedure to completely reload SNAC software

using the Initial Install floppy.

19.1 Archive the /Preserve Directories
1) Boot up the SNAC computer to the service> prompt.
Note Note
E.CAM system, system-specific information on the SNAC service>
boot-up will be found in the OEM Section.
2) Format two blank floppies. See the Additional System Info section for
instructions on formatting floppy disks. Label the disks
Preserve 1 and Preserve 2.
It may take more than 1 disk to hold the contents of the /preserve direc-
tories.
3) Insert disk 1 (Preserve 1) into the floppy disk drive.
4) Type the following:
tar_preserve
If more than one blank floppy is needed to hold the contents of the pre-
serve directories, you will be prompted to insert the next floppy disk, and
then type ‘go’ when ready. Do not insert or eject a floppy disk when the
disk drive light is on.
5) The tar_preserve utility will finish. The contents of the
/sms/calib/preserve and /sms/config/preserve directories are now
stored on floppy disk.
6) Insert disk 1 (Preserve 1) in the floppy drive.
verify_tar_preserve
The tar image created using the tar_preserve command will be verified.
You will prompted to insert the next disk, and then type ‘go’ when ready.
Do not insert or eject a floppy disk when the disk drive light is on.
8) The tar image of the /sms/calib/preserve and /sms/config/preserve
directories stored on floppy is now verified.
If the verify fails, repeat the tar_preserve command using different flop-
pies.
19.2 Reload SNAC Software

The following items are needed to reload SNAC software:
– SNAC S/W CD Rom
– QNX/SNAC Initial Install floppy
1) Insert the floppy into the floppy drive.
3) Insert the CD Rom into the SNAC computer, and close.
4) The computer will begin to boot off the floppy disk drive.

Note Note
If an error message appears, or the software load does not proceed
normally, go to the Troubleshooting procedure.
5) After the system boots off the floppy disk, it will begin to install QNX and
the current version of SNAC software from the CD to the hard disk.
The software load will take approx. 10 minutes. The hard disk activity
LED will flicker.
6) After the QNX and SNAC software are loaded onto the hard disk,
instructions will appear on the screen. Follow the screen instructions.
7) Re-start the SNAC computer to reboot the system from the hard disk.
Note Note
E.CAM system, system-specific information on the SNAC service>
boot-up will be found in the OEM Hardware Section.

19.3 Verify the Software Install
Once the SNAC software has been fully reloaded, it will be necessary to
verify the software load. This will ensure that no corrupt files exist in the
SNAC software.
1) The SNAC computer will already be at the service> prompt from the
previous section.
Note Note
The software install verification must be performed immediately
after the software install, with no intervening steps. If the system is
allowed to boot up to applications, some files will be changed
slightly. This will result in checksum failures when the snac.check-
sum utility is run.
2) Type: snac.checksum <return>

3) The following will appear:
Calculating checksum value. This will take about 5 minutes.
Please be patient.....
4) Then, the following will appear:
Comparing differences between the master checksum values
and the install checksum values.

5) If no error messages appear and the service> prompt returns, then the
SNAC software load is verified.
6) If error messages appear, then reload the SNAC software.
19.4 Restore /Preserve Directories

1) Insert the first disk (Preserve 1) of the /preserve tar image.
restore_preserve
If more than one blank floppy was needed to hold the contents of the
preserve directories, you will be prompted to insert the next floppy disk,
and then type ‘go’ when ready. Do not insert or eject a floppy disk when
the disk drive light is on.
3) The contents of the /sms/calib/preserve and
/sms/config/preserve directories are now restored.

19.5 Running the config_snac Tool
Note Note
E.CAM system, system-specific information on the SNAC “service>
prompt” boot will be found in the OEM Hardware Section.
2) Type: config_snac <return>

3) One (or both) of the following screens should appear:
4 General Crystal Thickness 375 or 625
5 General Det1_PreampType Normal or Fast


And/Or
The following sections/fields are missing:
<missing items will appear here>
Enter ‘a’ to add this data ‘n’ to continue

4) If the first screen appears, verify that the Armrest Type, Crystal Thick-
ness, Preamp Type, Number of Heads, ECG TrigLogic, and Host
Type matches the corresponding item on the E.CAM system.
5) If the Profile option is installed, verify that Profile option is Enabled.
6) If the Coincidence option is installed:
a) Verify that the Coincidence option is enabled.
b) Locate the COIN Module Service Log. Verify that the
Random_Width value and the Prompt_Width value match the
Prompt and Random width values at the delay line setting of
0440 (from the COIN Module Service Log).
7) If the information matches, enter “q”, then <return> to quit.
If the information does not match, then enter e <return> to edit the con-
figuration data. See the next step for information on editing.
Caution

8) If the second screen appears then perform the following steps:
a) Enter: a <return>
b) The following will appear:
c) Enter: e <return>
d) The following will appear:
Editing configuration data
Enter the Index of the data to be changed:
e) Enter the Index number of the item to be edited, then press
<return>. See the table below for the Index numbers.
f) 3Enter the new value for the selected item, then press <return>
If you make a typing error, press enter. Then enter “e” and re-
edit.
Caution
g) The following will appear:

Checking range of possible values....matches

h) The Configuration Data Table will be displayed.This table will
appear as shown below:

4 General Crystal Thickness 375 or 625


i) Verify that the Armrest Type, Crystal Thickness, Preamp Type,
Number of Heads, ECG TrigLogic, and Host Type matches
the corresponding item on the E.CAM system.
j) If the Profile option is installed, verify that Profile option is Enabled.
k) If the Coincidence option is installed:
– Verify that the Coincidence option is enabled.
– Locate the COIN Module Service Log. Verify that the Random_Width
value and the Prompt_Width value match the Prompt and Random
width values at the delay line setting of 0440 (from the COIN Module
Service Log).
l) Enter “q”, then <return> to quit.
Post Install Check

1) Re-start the SNAC computer. Verify that Power-up Diagnostics pass
and that the E.CAM application boots up.
Done_________________________________________________________________

20. ICON Computer
ESD
Estimated Time for

UV
3 Hours
There are several models of the ICON Computer. This procedure covers
replacement of the ICON Computer with the PowerMAC G3 Blue com-
puter.
Note Note
For removal & replacement of a PowerMAC G4 (ICON P) process-
ing unit, refer to the PowerMAC G4 - ICON P Removal & Replace-
ment procedure (P/N 59 93 477). This document is included in the
“Procedures” section of this CD-ROM.

Remove Existing ICON Computer
breaker.
3) Remove the tower panels to gain access to the ICON computer.
4) Remove the power and signal cables from the ICON computer. Be sure
5) Slide out the ICON computer and set it on a suitable work surface.
Install Ethernet Board
1) Remove the ICON computer, mouse, and keyboard from the packing
material.
2) Verify that the power line switch is set for 115 volts.
3) Remove the covers from both ICON computers
4) Remove the ethernet board from the faulty ICON computer and install it
into slot C of the new ICON computer.
Install the new computer in the Tower
1) Check that all internal cables are safely routed in the ICON computer.
2) Replace the ICON cover.
3) Slide the ICON computer back into the tower. Do not replace the Tower
panels yet.
4) Re-attach the ICON computer power and signal cables.

Verify ICON Hard Drive
1) Restart the computer.
2) Insert the MAC OS8.6 CD-ROM.
The ICON computer will boot off the CD-ROM.
3) Launch Disk First Aid PPC on the CD-ROM. Select the ICON hard disk.
Press Repair..
4) After repair is complete, press Verify.
5) Repeat until volume is OK.
Reformat ICON Hard Drive
1) Locate the Drive Setup program on the CD-ROM
2) Format the hard drive. Give the hard drive its original name when
prompted.
3) Quit the formatting utility.

Install Macintosh OS
1) Power up the ICON computer.
3) Locate and double-click on the installer for MAC OS8.6
4) When the installer appears, select Install.
5) When the install is finished, select Quit.
6) “Bless” the System Folder by:
a) Opening the System Folder
b) Dragging the Finder to the hard disk.
c) Drag the finder back to the System Folder.
7) Eject the CD-ROM from the CD-ROM drive.
8) Power down the ICON computer.
Install E.CAM Software
1) Restart the ICON computer.
2) Insert the CD-ROM containing the ICON software.
3) Open the CD-ROM window.
4) Locate and double-click on the installer named
Install e.cam 2.5
6) When the install is finished, restart the ICON computer.

7) Hold down the Option and Command keys until the ‘rebuild the desk-
top’ message appears. Press OK. The desktop will rebuild.
8) One or more Applescript programs will run. An automatic check of
ICONƒ and System folders will then take place. No manual action is
necessary. A dialog box may appear to indicate an unknown file or
folder (information only). Press OK to continue.
9) A dialog box may appear to request identification of the ICON configura-
tion. Select “Acquisition” and “e.cam” if this box appears.
10) Open the Extensions Manager control panel. Verify that ICON Exten-
sions is selected from the pull-down menu. Select Revert. Restart the
computer.
11) Then select one of the following:
a) If the Coincidence and/or Profile options are installed,
go on to step 12)
b) If no options are installed, then go to step 18)

Install e.cam x.x (where x.x is the current software version). From the
upper left hand menu, select Custom Install.

13) The following window will appear:
14) Select Coincidence and/or Profile as appropriate.

15) Select Install. The options will be installed.
16) Select Restart.
17) The ICON computer will reboot.
18) Eject the CD-ROM and store it in a secure location.

ICON Memory Requirements (Options)
If options are installed, such as:
– Six Scalar Support
– Dynamic SPECT
– Profile
– Coincidence
– Dynamic with Static
– Dynamic with R-Wave
... then there are some changes that must be made to the ICONS preferred
memory size and the Europa image memory buffer.
Note Note
See the E.CAM Memory Requirements link on the Detector Home
Page.

Check System Parameters
1) From the Apple menu, select Control Panels.
2) Check the following Control Panel settings:
– Select File Sharing. Give the ICON computer a network name (if
necessary), and close.
– Appletalk - set to Ethernet built-in
– Energy Saver - set to Never Sleep
– TCP/IP (ethernet slot C1 selected)
– User and Groups - preference data restored
– Memory - set virtual memory off / disk cache = 512K
– Monitor - set to 256 colors, resolution 1024 x 768, 75Hz
– Mouse tracking speed = fast
– Desktop Pattern - select pattern 15 of 47, French Blue Accent, light
– Sharing Setup - set to On. Network Identity/Owner Name entered.
3) Check the Chooser - make sure AppleTalk is active
4) Check ARA - able to connect
5) Enable a SPECT acquisition, then abort. This will enable the Reconfig
button.
6) Check ICON (perform SPECT reconstruction, perform[ a simple static
acquisition)
7) Any Alias’ to be reset?
Make ICON Alias
1) Open the Hard Drive (ICON1). Open the System Folder. Position these
two folders so that they can both be seen.
2) Click one time on the ICON application icon (located in the ICON1 hard
drive) to select it.
3) Press <command> m to make an Alias.
4) Move the ICON Alias to the Apple Menu Items folder (located in the
System Folder).
5) Click again on the ICON application icon and make a second alias.
6) Move the ICON Alias to the Startup Items folder (located in the System
Folder).
7) Set Date & Time by using the Date & Time control panel from the Apple
menu.
8) Verify Memory - Under the Apple menu, select About This Computer.
Verify that the built-in memory is 128Mb. Close the About This Com-
puter window.

ICON Ethernet Board
1) Under the Apple Menu, select Control Panels. Double click on the
TCP/IP icon. The TCP/IP control panel window will open.
2) Pull down the File menu item
3) Select Configurations
4) Select To Camera - PCI Card 100mb
5) Click Make Active
6) This will set the IP address to 172.16.1.2.
7) Close the TCP/IP (To Camera...) window.
8) Close the Control Panels window.

Check Diagnostics
1) The new computer may cause a relationship between the ICON com-
puter and the Diagnostic HASP key to be lost.
2) Start E.CAM Standard Plus diagnostics. The following error message
may appear:
The HASP Key is not configured for use with this system.
3) Refer to the Initializing the HASP Key procedure, found in the Additional
System Info section (under E.CAM Diagnostics) if the error message
appears.
4) Continue on when E.CAM Diagnostics are functioning normally.

Check Ethernet
1) On the ICON open the Service folder (located in the ICONƒ folder).
Double click on the Mac TCP Ping control panel. The MAC TCP Ping
Information Window will appear.
172.16.1.2 (This is the IP address of the ICON ethernet card).
be 5/5/0/0.
172.16.1.7 (This is the IP address for the SNAC ethernet card.)
be 5/5/0/0.
6) Quit the Mac TCP Ping utility (select Quit, from the File menu). Close all
windows.

Create Detector Data folder
1) Open the ICON hard drive create a new folder. Name the folder Detec-
tor Data.
2) Open the Detector Data folder.
For Dual Head systems: Create two folders. Name the folders
Detector 1 and Detector 2
For Single Head: Create one new folder. Name the folder Detector 1
3) Locate the ZLC data shipped with the detector. This data may be on
floppy or CD-ROM.
4) Copy the ZLC data to the appropriate folder (Det1 or Det2).
Example:
DetectorData:Det1:CAJ_631s
5) The ZLC data may be in a compressed format. If this is the case,
double-click on the ZLC data file. Select Continue. Select Save. The
compressed data file will unstuff automatically.

Final Disk Structure Verify
4) Launch Disk First Aid PPC on the boot floppy (or CD-ROM). Select the
ICON hard disk. Press Repair..
6) Repeat until volume is OK
8) When the system is functioning properly, re-peak all customer presets.
Done_________________________________________________________________

21. ICON Software Replacement
Estimated Time for

2 Hours
When the software of an ICON computer accidentally becomes “corrupted”

(either inoperable or containing errors that adversely affect the data pro-
cessing or acquisition activities), the corrective process requires loading
uncorrupted software to replace any software containing errors.

The method for replacing the ICON software involves the following steps:
– Make a Backup folder containing ICON and customer data.
– Verifying that the ICON hard disk structure is good.
– Archive the Backup folder to an external hard drive.
– Re-format the ICON hard drive.
– Copy archived data back to the ICON hard drive.
– Install Macintosh Operating System.
– Install E.CAM software.
– Restore Customer Data.
– Check system parameters.
– Final verify of disk structure

21.1 Make Backup Folder
1) Type <command> n to create a new folder on the desktop.
2) Name the folder Backup <date>.
3) Copy the following folders into the Backup <data> folder:
Holding down the <option> key and then dragging the folders into the
Backup <date> folder is one way of copying the folders.
– The ICONƒ folder.
Rename the folder to ICONƒ/old
– The Detector Data folder (contains detector ZLC data)
– The System Folder - Remove the Finder
Rename the folder to System/old
21.2 Verify ICON Hard Drive

2) Insert the ICON PPC boot floppy into the ICON floppy drive.
or MAC OS8.6 CD-ROM if there is no floppy drive.
3) Hold down the following key combination:
<command><option> p r
This will clear and reset the parameter ram when the computer is
restarted.
4) The ICON computer will boot off the floppy disk (or CD_ROM).

Note Note
If the disk is still not OK after several passes of DiskFirstAid, you
may try Norton™ Disk Doctor. Be sure sharing is turned off.
8) If there are still disk problems, proceed with this procedure. However,
the archived data may be questionable.

21.3 Archive Data
1) Power down the ICON computer
2) Connect an external hard drive to the ICON computer.
Make sure that the external hard drive has enough free space to store
the data to be archived.
4) Copy the Backup <date> folder (created in Paragraph 21.1) to the exter-
nal hard drive:
Note Note
In lieu of archiving this data to an external drive and re-formatting,
you may simply leave the Backup <data> folder on the Desktop.
Then proceed to Paragraph .
21.4 Reformat ICON Hard Drive

1) Insert the ICON PPC boot floppy into the ICON floppy drive
or MAC OS8.6 CD-ROM if there is no floppy drive (G3 Blue).
3) For computers with floppy drive: Insert the CD-ROM containing the
ICON software.
4) Locate the Drive Setup program on the CD-ROM
Formatting the Hard Drive
Drive Setup is the Apple-recommended formatting program for reformatting
the hard drive. However, if the ICON is connected to a magneto-optical
drive, there may be a problem in which the system will not recognize the
magneto-optical drive once it is reformatted using Drive Setup. In these
cases, use Apple HD SC Setup 7.3.5 to format the drive.
5) Select the proper formatting utility based on the information in the pre-
ceding paragraph.
6) Format the hard drive. Give the hard drive its original name when
prompted.
Note Note
If the ICON computer is a Power Macintosh 8600/300 or G3, then
there are special partitioning steps. See the OEM section.
7) Quit the formatting utility.

21.5 Copy Back Archived Data
1) Copy the Backup <date> folder that was archived in Paragraph 21.3
back to the ICON hard drive.
3) Disconnect the external hard drive.
21.6 Install Macintosh OS

2) Insert the ICON PPC boot floppy
or MAC OS8.6 CD-ROM if there is no floppy drive (G3 Blue).
3) For computers with floppy drive: Insert the CD-ROM containing the
ICON software.
Install Macintosh System.
There may be a different name for the MAC OS 8.6 installer
6) When the install is finished, select Quit.
7) “Bless” the System Folder by:
a) Opening the System Folder
b) Dragging the Finder to the hard disk.
c) Drag the finder back to the System Folder.

Note Note
If the ICON computer is a Power Macintosh 8600/300 running 7.5.5
software, then see Section OEM (OEM Hardware) for steps on
installing the System Enabler 702 and the Iomega Init.
8) Drag the following preferences from the Preferences folder found in the
System/old folder (in the Backup <date> folder) to the Preferences
folder located in the current System Folder:
Note Note
A message will appear asking if you want to replace the current
preference file with the one that you are moving. Answer OK.
– Acquisition Preferences
– Appletalk Preferences
– ASLM Preferences
– File Sharing (folder)
– ICON Preferences
– ICON D Preferences
– TCP/IP Preferences
– User & Groups Data File
9) Eject the CD-ROM from the CD-ROM drive.
11) For computers with floppy drive: Remove the ICON PPC boot floppy.
21.7 Install E.CAM Software

2) Insert the CD-ROM containing the ICON software.
3) Open the CD-ROM window.
Install e.cam x.x (where x.x is the current software version)
6) When the install is finished, restart the ICON computer. Hold down the
Option and Command keys until the ‘rebuild the desktop’ message
appears. Press OK. The desktop will rebuild.
7) One or more Applescript programs will run. An automatic check of
ICONƒ and System folders will then take place. No manual action is
necessary. A dialog box may appear to indicate an unknown file or
folder (information only). Press OK to continue.

8) A dialog box may appear to request identification of the ICON configura-
tion. Select “Acquisition” and “e.cam” if this box appears.
9) G3 Blue only: Open the Extensions Manager control panel. Verify that
ICON Extensions is selected from the pull-down menu. Select Revert.
Restart the computer.
10) Then select one of the following:
a) If the Coincidence and/or Profile options are installed, go on to
step 12)
b) If no options are installed, then go to step 18)
Install e.cam x.x (where x.x is the current software version). From the
upper left hand menu, select Custom Install.

12) The following window will appear:
13) Select Coincidence and/or Profile as appropriate.

14) Select Install. The options will be installed.
15) Select Restart.
16) The ICON computer will reboot.
17) From the Apple menu, select Control Panels.

18) Select Sharing Setup. Give the ICON computer a network name (if nec-
essary), and close.
19) Eject the CD-ROM and store it in a secure location.

21.8 ICON Memory Requirements (Options)
If options are installed, such as:
– Six Scalar Support
– Dynamic SPECT
– Profile
– Coincidence
– Dynamic with Static
– Dynamic with R-Wave
... then there are some changes that must be made to the ICONS preferred
memory size and the Europa image memory buffer.
Note Note
See the E.CAM Memory Requirements link on the Detector Home
Page.

21.9 Restore Customer Data
Certain files from the ICONƒ/old folder will now be copied to the ICONƒ
folder. When viewing the contents of a folder, it will be easier to find and
move files when are viewed By Name (or as List). To view the contents of a
folder by name, select the By Name attribute under the View menu.
Select “as List” for System 8.x

Clicking on the small triangle to the left of any sub-folder name will allow the
contents of the sub-folder to be viewed.

1) Examine the Calibrations folder (located in the ICONƒ/old folder).
Restore the contents of any missing flood calibration files to the ICONƒ
folder.
Be sure to examine sub-folders also.
2) Examine the CameraDB folder (located in the ICONƒ/old folder).
Restore the contents of any missing E.CAM collimator data files to the
ICONƒ folder.
3) Examine the Colors folder (located in the ICONƒ/old folder). Restore
any missing customer-created filters to the ICONƒ folder.
4) Examine the Macros folder (located in the ICONƒ/old folder). Restore
any missing customer-created macros to the ICONƒ folder.
5) Examine the Patients folder (located in the ICONƒ/old folder). Restore
any missing patient folders and files to the ICONƒ folder.
6) Examine the Proc Predefines folder (located in the ICONƒ/old folder).
Restore the contents of any missing Proc Predefine files to the ICONƒ
folder.
7) Examine the PreDefines folder (located in the ICONƒ/old folder).
Restore the contents of any missing PreDefine files to the ICONƒ folder.

8) Examine the DB folder (located in the ICONƒ/old folder). Restore any
missing files from the Scopes and Collections folders to the ICONƒ
folder. Be sure to examine sub-folders also.
9) Restart the ICON computer, holding down the <command> and
<option> keys. Hold the keys until a window prompt you to rebuild the
desktop. Answer OK. The desktop will re-build.
10) Start ICON applications.

21.10 Check System Parameters
1) Check the following Control Panels:
– Appletalk - set to Ethernet built-in
– TCP/IP (ethernet slot C1 selected)
– Energy Saver - set to Never Sleep
– User and Groups - preference data restored
– Memory - set virtual memory off / disk cache = 128K (G3 Blue = 512K)
– Monitor - set to 256 colors, resolution 1024 x 768, 75Hz
– Mouse tracking speed = fast
– Desktop Pattern - select pattern 15 of 47, French Blue Accent, light
– Sharing Setup - set to On. Network Identity/Owner Name entered.
2) Check the Chooser - make sure AppleTalk is active
3) Check ARA - able to connect
4) Enable a SPECT acquisition, then abort. This will enable the Reconfig
button.
5) Check ICON (perform SPECT reconstruction, perform a simple static
acquisition)
6) Any Alias’ to be reset?

21.11 Final Disk Structure Verify
2) Insert the ICON PPC boot floppy into the ICON floppy drive.
or MAC OS8.6 CD-ROM if there is no floppy drive.
7) When the system is operating normally, drag the Backup <date> folder
to the trash. Empty the trash.
Done_________________________________________________________________

22. e.soft workstation / Viewstation Computer
Replacement
Estimated Time for

2 Hours
22.1 Remove Existing e.soft Computer

Note Note
The e.soft Workstation and e.soft Viewstation (e.soft V) computer
replacement procedures are nearly identical. The only differences
are that the e.soft V is not located in the tower and is not connected
to the SNAC computer.

1) IMPORTANT: Make sure you Backup SW update and SW configura-
tions. See 22.6
breaker.
4) Remove the tower panels to gain access to the e.soft computer.
5) Remove the power and signal cables from the e.soft computer. Be sure
6) Slide out the e.soft computer.
22.2 Replacement e.soft Computer

1) Remove the replacement e.soft workstation computer, mouse, and key-
board from the packing material.
2) Verify that the power line switch is set for 115 volts.
3) Slide the replacement e.soft workstation computer into the tower. Do not
replace the Tower panels yet (this step applies only to the e.soft work-
station).
4) Attach the e.soft workstation computer power, signal cables and moni-
tor. Reconnect the network RJ-45 cable and the SNAC RJ-45 cable
(Tthe SNAC cable is only used with the e.soft workstation).
5) Restore power to the E.CAM system by engaging the main Tower
breaker.

22.3 Load Windows NT
Note Note
Windows NT is loaded into the e.soft computer at the time of manu-
facture. Therefore, it is only necessary to load Windows NT when
the hard drive is replaced
1) Power up the e.soft computer.

2) Watch the startup screen for the BIOS revision:
ASUS P2B-D ACPI BIOS should appear.
6) Verify the BIOS settings. Refer to the OEM section for BIOS settings.
7) Exit the BIOS Setup program after verification is complete.
8) Insert the e.soft NT OEM Install CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive.
9) Power-down/power-up the e.soft computer.
10) Select F1 when prompted. The e.soft NT software will be loaded. After
approximately fifteen minutes, the CD-ROM will eject.
11) Remove the CD-ROM from the CD-ROM drive. Press any key to con-
tinue.

12) The computer will reboot. The computer will reboot several times during
the NT install. Logon as User Name: administrator (Password =
e.inside. System will reboot several more times. (approximately 20 min-
utes)
13) Set the time zone to your location. Click Apply after selecting.
14) Set the date and time using the given dialogue box. Click apply then OK
Note Note
Contact the hospital system administrator in case the computer
name conflicts with another computer name, or needs to conform to
a local naming standard. This must be done before installing
e.soft software. If the computer name needs to be changed, per-
form steps 15) through 19). If not, continue at step 19)
15) Right click on Network Neighborhood, then on the Desktop, and

select Properties. The Network window will appear with the Identifica-
tion tab visible.
16) Select the Change button. The Identification Changes window will
appear.
17) In the Computer Name field enter the name of computer at this location.

18) Select the OK button and a Network Configuration window with the fol-
lowing message appears; "The Computer Name has been successfully
changed to _____. This change will not take effect
until the computer is restarted."
19) Restart the system.
22.4 Load e.soft software

1) Insert the e.soft CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive. The install program
should automatically start.
Note Note
If the install program does not automatically start, locate and run the
install.exe file on the CD-ROM. If you are not currently logged in as
“administrator”, log out and log back in as administrator (Pass-
word = e.inside)
2) When running the installesoft.bat program from the installation CD, A

series on screens will appear. Click Next until you receive the Confirm
Selection box then click Install.

3) During the installation process a dialog box will appear prompting you to
enter a database offset ID.
Note Note
Each machine on the network needs to have a unique offset ID.
Keep track of each number used for each workstation that will be on
the network! When assigning the DB ID offset number, it is recom-
mended to use the last three digits of the TCP/IP address to avoid
conflicts on the network. To determine the TCP/IP address, press
the Windows key on the keyboard to display the Start Menu. Select
Programs/Command Prompt. In the Command Prompt window,
type: ipconfig /all and press the return key (be sure to include a
space between “ipconfig” and “/”). The Command Prompt window
should display two ethernet cards. Use the last three digits from the
TCP/IP address of the E100B2 ethernet adapter. For example: if the
TCP/IP address of ethernet adapter E100B2 is 192.1.1.125, the
assigned DB offset value should be 125.
4) The TCP/IP window will pop-up requesting IP address. The IP address

does not need to be added at this time. Click on Cancel
5) Reboot system.

22.5 Database Offset Verification
Login e.soft as esoft, password = esoft2000 if you are not already.
1) Go to Local Service Page.
2) Enter the password and click OK.
3) Click the Configuration button. Under the list of system options the
attach to network box should already be checked.
4) Go to DB ID Offset from the left hand table of contents column.
5) Enter the next unassigned Database offset Index value not already
recorded in the S.O.M. into the Database Offset Index edit box.
Caution
Remember no two e.soft computers can use the same Database Offset
Index or unrecoverable data loss may occur. See the second note in
sec. 22.4 for instructions to assign a DB offset number.
6) A typical windows install utility will run. Take all defaults.

7) When the installation is complete, a screen will appear informing you
that the system needs to be restarted. Click OK to restart the system.
8) The computer will restart. Logon.

22.6 Perform Restore from Local Service Interface
System-specific software and e.soft settings will be re-loaded into the e.soft
workstation using the Restore function of the Local Service Interface, using
the most recent backup of SW - update and e.soft - Settings.
See the Additional System Info Section for information on performing
this function.
If a recent archive of these parameters is not available, refer to the proce-
dure Licensing and Configuration Procedure p/n 5984963, and re-enter the
appropriate data.
22.7 System Licensing

Because the e.soft computer has been replaced, certain system licensing
parameters have been lost. The e.soft Application license and E.CAM Diag-
nostic license information must be re-established.
22.7.1 Service Diagnostic Licensing
1) Refer to the e.soft Service Log (p/n 59 33 683) for the following three
numbers:
- System Part # (located at the bottom of the rear right side foot plate)
- System Serial # (located at the bottom of the rear right side foot plate)
- Ethernet Address (Host ID#) (refer to steps 3) & 4))

Note Note
If the service License is available, continue to Step 7. If not, pro-
ceed to the next step.
2) Click the Windows Start button and in the menu select Programs, then
select Command Prompt.
3) At the Command window type lmutil lmhostid then press enter
4) The utility will display the “The Flexlm host id of the machine is
XXXXXXXXXXXX” (a twelve digit hex number). Log this number in the
e.soft Service Log.
5) Call your District Regional Unit License Administrator and inform them
you need a Service Diagnostic License.
6) Write down the twenty character hex number provided by the district RU
License Administrator in the e.soft Service Log.
7) Start e.soft and click on Options menu. Select Local Service. The
Authentication Service Software Page will now be displayed.
8) Type the fourteen digits into the larger box (case sensitive). Type the
last six digits into the smaller box (case sensitive) labeled Password.
9) Check the on the Set As Default box.
10) Click OK button (the Enter keyboard is not operational for this function.
11) The Service home page will now be displayed.
12) Click the E.CAM Diagnostics button.
22.7.2 Application License
When replacing an e.soft system you will have to fill out a system options
report with an e.soft request. The license can be E-mailed by request.
Before requesting the license, be sure to have the Gantry Part Number,
Gantry Serial Number, & Hardware Identifier (Host ID#). These numbers are
located in the e.soft Service Log.
1) You receive the Application license from Business Unit.
2) Make sure e.soft application is not running.
3) Copy the license.dat file from floppy over to C:\esoft\config\licens-
ing\license.dat file.
4) Place the original license copy in the System Owner Manual.
22.8 Check of System Operation

Perform the following steps to insure that the e.soft workstation computer
has been replaced successfully and the system is operating normally:
22.8.1 Verify SNAC to E.Soft Communication (e.soft Workstation
Only)
1) Log on system and start e.soft
2) On the e.soft workstation keyboard, press the Windows key to display
the start menu. Click Programs, then click Command Prompt. The
Command Prompt window will be displayed.

3) At the Command prompt type “ping 172.16.1.7 (SNAC IP Address) The
response should be:
Reply from 172.16.1.7:bytes = 32 - time < 10ms TTl = 255
4) Make sure e.soft application is running and in the template window click
on the Tuning icon.
5) Select the Analyzer page tab.
6) Under the camera preset section select Co57- NMG isotope.
7) The PPM energy should display 122KeV.
8) Under the camera presets section select Tc99m - NMG isotope.
9) The PPM energy should display 140 KeV.
22.8.2 Verify e.soft to ICON P Communication
1) On the ICON, Open the DICOMLink application.
2) Under File menu select Fetch.
Note Note
If the printer is grayed out under the File menu you didn’t load
DICOM print application.
3) Set the “Patient name” box to some study name on e.soft. Service may
be the only one available. “patient ID” “study ID” leave box blank and
put study day as set.

4) The Fetch window now indicates you have found the file for the name
you typed in the “ patient name contains” box.
5) Select the right file in the Fetch window.
6) Press the Mark button. The little folder icon to the left of the file name
turns grey.
7) Click the Fetch button. “Registering ‘file name’....name appears tempo-
rarioly.
8) Click Cancel.
9) Open Processing Protocols and look for your file in the left column. It
should be located in the Patient Database indicating the Fetch was suc-
cessful.
10) Select the file you fetched and click OD and display the file.
22.8.3 System Verification
1) Perform Post Repair Detector Testing

23. e.soft workstation / Viewstation Hard Drive
ESD
Replacement
Estimated Time for

1 Hour
+ S/W Reload
Note Note
The e.soft Workstation and e.soft Viewstation (e.soft V) computer
replacement procedures are nearly identical. The only differences
are that the e.soft V is not located in the tower and is not connected
to the SNAC computer.
1) Power down the E.CAM system .

breaker .
3) Remove the tower panel that is on the same side as the tower circuit
breaker. There are two screws that hold the panel in place .
4) Remove the power and signal cables from the e.soft workstation / View-
station computer. Be sure to note the cable positions so that cables may
be re-installed.
5) Slide out the e.soft computer and set it on a suitable work surface.
Note Note
Since the e.soft Computer is an OEM hardware component of the
E.CAM system, system-specific information on the e.soft Worksta-
tion / Viewstation computer cover removal will be found in the OEM
Section.
c) Reference the cover removal steps and remove the cover.

6) Set the e.soft Workstation / Viewstation computer on its side.
7) Remove the power and signal cabling from the floppy drive and the hard
drive.
8) Remove the single retaining screw from the floppy drive/hard drive
bracket.
9) Slide out the floppy drive/hard drive bracket

e.soft Computer (internal view)
bracket retaining screw
Hard drive mounting screws
Caution
The bracket is held on the bottom by two sliding tabs. Carefully work the
bracket out: pull down and slide the bracket straight out. There is very lit-
tle clearance between the bracket and the motherboard. Be careful not
to damage the motherboard.

10) When the bracket is free, remove the four hard drive mounting screws.
11) Remove the replacement hard drive from it’s protective packaging. Be
sure to observe proper ESD precautions.

12) Check the jumper settings on the replacement hard drive.
13) Install the replacement hard drive into the bracket using the four mount-
ing screws.
14) Slide the floppy drive/hard drive bracket back into place.
15) Replace the single retaining screw.
16) Replace power and signal cabling to the floppy drive and hard drive.
Use the end connector on the hard drive cable.
17) Check that all internal cables are safely routed in the computer.
18) Replace the computer cover.
19) Slide the e.soft workstation computer back into the tower.
20) Re-attach the computer power and signal cables.
21) Re-install the tower panel .
22) Apply power to the tower by re-setting the main tower circuit breaker .
23) Power up the E.CAM system .
24) Perform e.soft Workstation / Viewstation Software Replacement
Done_________________________________________________________________

24. e.soft workstation / e.soft - V (Viewstation)
ESD
Software Replacement
Estimated Time for

1/2 Hour
When the software of an e.soft computer accidentally becomes

“corrupted” (either inoperable or containing errors that adversely affect the
data processing or acquisition activities), the corrective process requires
loading uncorrupted software to replace any software containing errors.

The method for replacing the e.soft workstation software involves the follow-
ing steps:
24.1 Uninstall e.soft software

Caution
Make sure that you backup sw-update and sw-settings before uninstall-
ing e.soft. Refer to the Additional System Information section of this
manual for instructions regarding backup and restore.
Note Note
Determine whether or not 4DM SPECT or Cedars are installed. If
so, they must be uninstalled before e.soft. The steps for uninstalling
4DM SPECT and Cedars are the same as for e.soft. Follow the
steps below.
25) log on as Administrator. Password = e.inside.

26) From the Start menu, select Settings then Control Panel. Double click
on Add/Remove Programs.
27) Select the application to be uninstalled from the list on the Install/Unin-
stall page (4DM SPECT, e.soft QGS (Cedars), or ESOFT UnInstalla-
tion).

28) Click on the Add/Remove... button to uninstall
29) Wait for Uninstall to Finish.

24.2 Installation of e.soft
1) Under the Windows Start Menu select ‘Run’. Type E:\installesoft.bat.
Click OK.
2) When running the installesoft.bat program from the installation CD, A
series on screens will appear. Click Next until you receive the Confirm
Selection box then click Install.
3) Reboot system.
Note Note

4) This screen informs the user the installation is complete and the system
needs to be restarted.
5) Click OK to restart the system. Login as esoft. Password = esoft2000.
6) Install Cedars and 4DM if necessary
Done_________________________________________________________________
5) Enter the Database offset Index value into the Database Offset Index
edit box (See note in section 24.2).
Caution
No two e.soft workstations can use the same Database Offset Index or
unrecoverable data loss may occur (See the note in sec. 24.2).
Done_________________________________________________________________

25. e.soft - V (Viewstation) Computer Replacement
Estimated Time for

2 Hours
25.1 Remove Existing e.soft - V (Viewstation) Computer

1) IMPORTANT: Make sure you have Backup of SW settings and SW con-
figurations. See 25.6
2) Remove the power and signal cables from the e.soft - V computer. Be
sure to note the cable positions so that cables may be re-installed.

25.2 Replacement e.soft - V (Viewstation) Computer
1) Remove the replacement e.soft - V computer, mouse, and keyboard
from the packing material.
2) Verify that the power line switch is set for the local standard
3) Attach the e.soft - V computer power and monitor Cables. Reconnect
the network RJ-45 cable.
25.3 Load Windows NT

Note Note
Windows NT is loaded into the e.soft viewstations at the time of
manufacture. Therefore, it is only necessary to load Windows NT
when the hard drive is replaced
1) Power up the e.soft - V computer.

2) Watch the startup screen for the BIOS revision:
ASUS P2B-D ACPI BIOS Revision 1011 should appear.
6) Verify the BIOS settings. Refer to the OEM (e.soft Workstation Com-
puter)section for BIOS settings.
7) Exit the BIOS Setup program after verification is complete.
8) Insert the e.soft NT OEM Install CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive.
9) Power-down/power-up the e.soft workstation computer.
10) Select F1 when prompted. The e.soft NT software will be loaded. After
approximately fifteen minutes, the CD-ROM will eject.
11) Remove the CD-ROM from the CD-ROM drive. Press any key to con-
tinue.
12) The computer will reboot. The computer will reboot several times during
the NT install. Logon as User Name: administrator (Password =
e.inside. System will reboot several more times. (approximately 20 min-
utes)
13) Set the time zone to your location. Click Apply after selecting.
14) Set the date and time using the given dialogue box. Click apply then OK
Note Note
Contact the hospital system administrator in case the computer
name conflicts with another computer name, or needs to conform to
a local naming standard. This must be done before installing
e.soft software. If the computer name needs to be changed, per-
form steps 15) through 19). If not, continue at step 19).

Caution
Do not use the following steps to change the computer name after
e.soft is installed. Doing so will result in network communication prob-
lems and unrecoverable data loss.
15) Right click on Network Neighborhood, then on the Desktop, and

select Properties. The Network window will appear with the Identifica-
tion tab visible.
16) Select the Change button. The Identification Changes window will
appear.
17) In the Computer Name field enter the name of computer at this location.
18) Select the OK button and a Network Configuration window with the fol-
lowing message appears; "The Computer Name has been successfully
changed to _____. This change will not take effect
until the computer is restarted."
19) Restart the system.

25.4 Load e.soft software
1) Insert the e.soft CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive. The install program
should automatically start.
Note Note
If the install program does not automatically start, locate and run the
install.exe file on the CD-ROM. If you are not currently logged in as
“administrator”, log out and log back in as administrator (Pass-
word = e.inside)
2) When running the install.exe program from the installation CD, A series
on screens will appear. Click Next until you receive the Confirm Selec-
tion box then click Install.

3) During the installation process a dialog box will appear prompting you to
enter a database offset ID.
Note Note
4) The TCP/IP window will pop-up requesting IP address. The IP address

does not need to be added at this time. Click on Cancel
5) Reboot system.

Login e.soft as esoft (Password = esoft2000) if you are not already.
5) Enter the Database offset Index value into the Database Offset Index
edit box (See the second note in sec. 25.4).
Caution
No two e.soft workstations can use the same Database Offset Index or
unrecoverable data loss may occur (See the second note in sec. 25.4).
6) A typical windows install utility will run. Take all defaults.

7) When the installation is complete, a screen will appear informing you
that the system needs to be restarted. Click OK to restart the system.
8) The computer will restart. Logon.

25.6 Perform Restore from Local Service Interface
System-specific software and e.soft settings will be re-loaded into the e.soft
workstation using the Restore function of the Local Service Interface, using
the most recent backup of SW - Settings and e.soft - Settings.
See the Additional System Info Section for information on performing
this function.
If a recent archive of these parameters is not available, refer to the proce-
dure Licensing and Configuration Procedure p/n 5984963, and re-enter the
appropriate data.
25.7 System Licensing

Because the e.soft - V computer has been replaced, certain system licens-
ing parameters have been lost. The e.soft Application license and E.CAM
Diagnostic license information must be re-established.
25.7.1 Service Diagnostic Licensing
1) Refer to the e.soft Service Log (p/n 59 93 683) for the following number:
- Hardware Identifier (Host ID#) (refer to steps 3) & 4))
Note Note
If this number is available continue to Step 7. If not, proceed to the
next step.

2) Click the Windows Start button and in the menu select Programs, then
select Command Prompt.
3) At the Command window type lmutil lmhostid then press enter
4) The utility will display the “The Flexlm host id of the machine is
XXXXXXXXXXXX” (a twelve digit hex number). Log this number in the
e.soft Service Log. If two twelve digit hex numbers are displayed, use
the first.
5) Call your District Regional Unit License Administrator and inform them
you need a Service Diagnostic License.
6) Write down the twenty character hex number provided by the district RU
License Administrator in the e.soft Service Log (p/n 59 93 683).
7) Start e.soft and click on Options menu. Select Local Service. The
Authentication Service Software Page will now be displayed.
8) Type the fourteen digits into the larger box (case sensitive). Type the
last six digits into the smaller box (case sensitive) labeled Password.
9) Check the on the Set As Default box.
10) Click OK button (the Enter keyboard is not operational for this function.
11) The Service home page will now be displayed.
12) Click the E.CAM Diagnostics button.

25.7.2 Application License
When replacing an e.soft - V you will have to fill out a system options report
with an e.soft - V request. The license can be E-mailed by request. Before
requesting the license, be sure to have the Hardware Identifier (Host ID#).
This number is located in the e.soft Service Log.
1) You receive the Application license from Business Unit.
2) Make sure e.soft application is not running.
3) Copy the license.dat file from floppy over to C:\esoft\config\licens-
ing\license.dat file.
4) Place the original license floppy in the System Owner Manual.
5) Restart the e.soft Application
25.8 Check of System Operation

Perform the following steps to insure that the e.soft V Viewstation computer
has been replaced successfully and the system is operating normally:

25.8.1 Verify e.soft V Viewstation to ICON P Communication
1) On the ICON, Open the DICOMLink application.
2) Under File menu select Fetch.
Note Note
If the printer is grayed out under the File menu you didn’t load
DICOM print application.
3) Set the “Patient name” box to some study name on e.soft. Service may
be the only one available. “patient ID” “study ID” leave box blank and
put study day as set.
4) The Fetch window now indicates you have found the file for the name
you typed in the “ patient name contains” box.
5) Select the right file in the Fetch window.
6) Press the Mark button. The little folder icon to the left of the file name
turns grey.
7) Click the Fetch button. “Registering ‘file name’....name appears tempo-
rarioly.
8) Click Cancel.
9) Open Processing Protocols and look for your file in the left column. It
should be located in the Patient Database indicating the Fetch was suc-
cessful.
10) Select the file you fetched and click OD and display the file.

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1.1.3 Normal PMT Replacement

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FF5 Preamp Board FF6/FF7 Preamp Board

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PAD1 Preamp Board

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Main Hose Assembly

Adapter 3" or 4"

Dispenser 2" or 3"

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1) Clean the new PMT face with a dry soft cloth.

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12) Remove the weight base and weight.

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FF5 Preamp Board FF6/FF7 Preamp Board

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PAD1 Preamp Board

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18) Power down the detector.

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Estimated Time for

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PMT Shield/Preamp PMT Shield/Preamp

FF5 Preamp Board FF6/FF7 Preamp Board

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PAD1 Preamp Board

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FF5 Preamp Board FF6/FF7/PAD1 Preamp Board

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Make a mechanical connection between the wires as shown above,

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FF5 Preamp Board FF6/FF7 Preamp Board

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21) Reassemble and re-cable the detector.

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25) Power down the detector.

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