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SIREGRAPH CF
AX
Service
Adjustment Instructions
© Sie mens AG 1995

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Print No.: RXD3-209.071.01.05.02 Doc. Gen. Date: 09.00
Replaces: RXD3-209.071.01.04.02
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Contents 0-3
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1 _______General Information ____________________________________________ 1 - 1
Documentation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1- 1
Measuring Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1- 1
Details Regarding Tolerances . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1- 1
Safety Notes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-2
Remarks Regarding Adjustment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-2
Potentiometers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 - 2
Potentiometers, Remarks Regarding Replacement and Adjustment . . . . . . . . . .1-3
Allarmax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1- 3
Lubricating Points / Bearings / Screws / Electrostatically-sensitive Devices . . . . . .1- 4
Installation of Ball Bearings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1- 4
Securing of Screws . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1- 4
Protection of Electrostatically-sensitive Devices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1- 4
Manufacturer’s Note . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1- 4
Overview I/O PC Board 24S2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1- 5
PC Mode (Version Windows 3.11). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 12
Tools required . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 12
Preparations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 12
Procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 13
PC Mode (Version Windows 95) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 15
Tools required . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 15
Preparations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 15
Procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 16
English Version of the Hardware Test and Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 18
Error List. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 20
Replacing the 24S1 CPU Board and the 24S2 I/O Board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 24
24S1 CPU Board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 24
24S2 I/O Board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 24
Changes to the DW1 DIP Switches on the 24S2 Board. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 24
Table of DW1 Switch Positions (up to VC00A) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 25
Table of DW1 Switch Positions (as from VC01A) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 26
Listing of all Programming Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 27
2 _______Adjustment Preparations ________________________________________ 2 - 1
Adjustment mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-1

Start adjustment mode. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-1
Switching off the adjustment mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2- 2
Checking the voltages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2- 3
3 _______Tilt Drive ______________________________________________________ 3 - 1
Control overview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 - 1
Tilt drive overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-2
Belt Tension, Adjustment Procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3- 3
Brake assembly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3- 4
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Adjustment or replacement of potentiometer 3PT4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-5
Set end positions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-6
Safety limit switch 3FC11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-8
Movement times . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-8
Safety limit switch 3FC16. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-9
Checking the floor spacing with 0 degree table position . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 - 10
4 ______ Spotfilm Device Longitudinal Drive ________________________________4 - 1
Control overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-1

Spotfilm device longitudinal drive overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-2
Console . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-3
Checking the PC board SP 22Az4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5
Spotfilm device drive, adjusting belt tension . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-6
Adjustment procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-7
5 ______ Column Drive __________________________________________________5 - 1

Column drive overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-2
Adjustment and replacement of potentiometer 3PT1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-3
Blocking limit switch 3FC5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-4
Checking the PC board SP 22Az3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-6
Room height switch 3FC13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-6
Column drive, adjusting the belt tension . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-7
Adjustment procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-8
6 ______ Compression Drive _____________________________________________6 - 1

Compression drive overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-2
Chain tension . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-3
Maximum compression force . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-4
Adjustment of switch 3FC4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7
Movement times . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7
7 ______ SID Drive______________________________________________________7 - 1

SID drive overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2

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Adjustment of SID Limiting at 90° . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7- 4
Safety limit switch 3FC7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7- 5
Adjustment of PC board 23Az7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7- 6
Movement times . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7- 6
8 _______Table Transverse Drive __________________________________________ 8 - 1
Control overview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 - 1
Table transverse drive overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 - 2
Electrical Adjustment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 - 3
9 _______Cassette Carriage Drive _________________________________________ 9 - 1
Control overview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 - 1
Cassette carriage drive overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9- 2
Mechanical check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9-3
Adjust tension of the drive chain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9- 4
Adjust belt tension of the cassette drive. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9- 4
Adjusting the slip clutch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9- 5
Adjustment or replacement of potentiometer 3PT3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9- 7
Set end positions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9- 8
Movement times . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9- 9
Maximum opening of the cassette jaws . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9-9
10 ______Format Sensing _______________________________________________ 10 - 1
Control overview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 - 1
Overview of the format sensing drive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 - 2
Adjustment or replacement of potentiometers 3PT10, 3PT11. . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 - 3
Spacer Gauge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 - 4
Adjusting the end positions and the format sensing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 - 5
11 ______Diaphragm Plate Drive _________________________________________ 11 - 1
Diaphragm plate drive overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 - 2
Mechanical check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 - 3
Symmetry and centering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 - 3
Chain tension . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 - 4
Adjust the slip clutch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 - 4
Adjustment and replacement of potentiometer 3PT5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 - 6
Adjustment of gap width, general remarks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 - 7
Adjustment of gap width (subdivision mode) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 - 8
12 ______Collimator____________________________________________________ 12 - 1
Drive overview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 - 2

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Adjustment after replacement of the potentiometers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 - 3
Adjusting the end positions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 - 3
Correction Factors for Collimator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 - 4
13 _____ Grid _________________________________________________________13 - 1
Control overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 - 1

Oscillation grid, general remarks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 - 2
Programming of oscillation grid / removable multi-line grid . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 - 2
Checking the grid centering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 - 3
Checking the grid movement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 - 3
Grid contact. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 - 3
14 _____ Tomography _________________________________________________14 - 1
Setting the tomographic height, beginning with firmware version VB00D . . . . . . .14 - 1
Setting the column speed. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 - 1
Setting the spotfilm device speed. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 - 2
Software correction of the layer-height . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 - 3
Setting the tomographic symmetry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 - 4
15 _____ Radiation Geometry____________________________________________15 - 1
Coincidence of light field/radiation field. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 - 1

Exposure position . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 - 1
Evaluation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 - 2
Adjustment of the central beam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 - 3
Horizontal table direction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 - 3
Vertical table direction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 - 4
Adjust 0 degree switch 3FC1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 - 4
16 _____ Installing/Removing the Tabletop ________________________________16 - 1
Removing the tabletop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16 - 1

Installing the tabletop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16 - 1
17 _____ Installing/Remov. the Cover of the Spotfilm Dev. ____________________17 - 1
Removing the upper cover of the spotfilm device . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17 - 1

Removing the lower cover of the spotfilm device. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17 - 1
18 _____ Changes to Previous Version ____________________________________18 - 1

General Information 1 1-1
Documentation 1
• Wiring diagram SIREGRAPH CF RHD 32
• Unit test certificate

• Self-learning package on CD-Rom, RXD3-209.509.01.01.02
Measuring Equipment 1
NOTICE All tools, measuring equipment and aids mentioned, with the
exception of the “standard installation tools”, are listed and
specified in the ARTD (Part 3)
• 2-channel memory oscilloscope ARTD Part 3
• Digital multimeter Ri>10 MOhm ARTD Part 3
• Fiber optic cable tester 84 28 039 GE999

New:K96 60 812 RE999
• Torque wrench >40 Nm ARTD Part 3
• Spring balance 200 N ARTD Part 3
• Spirit level 28 69 436 RE999
• Protective ground wire tester 85 73 628 RE999
Details Regarding Tolerances 1
General tolerances for measures of length according to ISO 2768
Limit sizes over over over over over over over

for nominal 3 mm 6 mm 30 mm 120 mm 400 mm 1000 mm 2000 mm
dimension to to to to to to to
range 6 mm 30 mm 120 mm 400 mm 1000 mm 2000 mm 4000 mm
Permissible ± 0.5 mm ± 1 mm ± 1.5 mm ± 2.5 mm ± 4 mm ± 6 mm ± 8 mm
tolerance
These tolerances are valid for all measurements indicated in these instructions as long as
no other tolerance is explicitly indicated after the value.
A tolerance of ±10% is permissible for torque values.

1-2 General Information
Safety Notes 1
CAUTION When carrying out the work steps and tests, the safety notes con-
tained in the product-specific documentation as well as the gen-
eral safety notes contained in the ARTD binder must be observed.
Checks and adjustments that must be carried out with radiation switched on are marked
with the radiation symbol.
When performing work procedures which are marked with this symbol, radiation protec-
tive clothing must be worn.
Remarks Regarding Adjustment 1
In the control panel, there are 7-segment display components which display the operating
condition and, in the event of an error, an error number.
The error numbers are listed (see appendix) and indicate the subassembly that is not
functioning properly.
If there should be a malfunction, check the drive mechanism first. In particular, check for
easy movement of the moving parts
Pay particular attention to the cleaning and lubrication of rails and guide parts. Check the
chain tension and toothed rack guides for each drive.
If the mechanism functions properly, check the electronics.
Potentiometers 1
Potentiometers P1 to P14 are located on CPU PC board 24S1. By means of these poten-
tiometers, the voltages for test channel adjustment are set and coated with enamel.
CAUTION Do not turn these potentiometers.
Potentiometers which can be accessed from the front are also located on the Mini-Mae-
stro (cassette carriage), Maestro (column/spotfilm device) and small voltage PC boards.
These may be adjusted only if this is described in the corresponding chapter of these
adjustment instructions.
The same applies to the potentiometers on I/0 PC board 24S2.
With replacement of a subassembly configured with potentiometers, the potentiometers
have been adjusted at the factory and may not be changed, except for the potentiometers
described in these adjustment instructions.

General Information 1-3
Potentiometers, Remarks Regarding Replacement and

Adjustment 1
When replacing potentiometers for actual value sensing and for their adjustment, it must
be made sure that there is always minimum play between the pinion gears. The potenti-
ometers may not be subjected to mechanical load.
Only the 3PT2 potentiometer (spotfilm device) is adjusted with a play of approx. 0.5 mm to
achieve smooth movement.
The 3PT10 and 3PT11 potentiometers, format sensing for height and width, are
heat-sensitive!
Allarmax 1
This function monitors all drives and switches off if a drive is blocked.
The movement must be blocked in some adjustment steps.
This function must be switched off so that a shutdown does not take place.
NOTICE Switching off the "Allarmax" software

- Insert jumpers on board 24 S2 AMP3
(for service material set)
If this jumper is not configured, in the AMP 3 connector

(24 S1 board) jumper Pin 16 with 1 and Pin 15 with 2.
Overview of AMP 3
9 8
16 1

IMPORTANT If one replaced subassembly does not function properly, do not

turn the potentiometers; order a new subassembly.
Lubricating Points / Bearings / Screws / Electrostatically-

sensitive Devices 1
Check the condition of all accessible chains, drives, slide and roller bearing guides prior to
beginning each adjustment and if needed, apply bearing grease or a similar substance
(lubricants are listed in Maintenance Instructions, RXD3-209.101.01...). If parts are worn
or damaged, they may be replaced only with original parts.
Installation of Ball Bearings 1
Support rollers, rollers and ball bearings are adjusted so that the unstrained outer ring can
still just be turned manually.
Securing of Screws 1
Secure all screws removed for adjustment purposes according to their original state.
Secure screws by means of appropriate lock washers, counternuts or Loctite type 221,
Part No.: 20 48 874.
Securing by means of Loctite, if necessary, is listed in the text.
When performing work steps with Loctite, please ensure that no securing compound will
penetrate into any bearings.
After some days, the gearing will have seized.
Loctite may be removed by using heat (electric hair-dryer etc.)
Protection of Electrostatically-sensitive Devices 1
CAUTION The integrated circuits and PC boards used in the unit must be
handled with particular care due to their electrically-sensitive
structures and extremely high input resistance. The rules
pertaining to this handling are listed in the ARTD.
It is essential to use the protective devices listed there.
Manufacturer’s Note 1
This document was originally written in German.

F1 CN7
L8 - L1 PL1
F2 L16 - L9 L97
L98
L24 - L17
F3
L99
L32 - L25
F4 L100
L40 - L33
L101
L48 - L41
F5
L51 L50 L49

L54 L53 L52
L57 L56 L55
L60 L59 L58
L63 L62 L61
DW 1-1 L66 L65 L64
1-8 L69 L68 L67
L72 L71 L70
L75 L74 L73
L78 L77 L75
L81 L80 L79
L84 L83 L82
L87 L86 L85
L90 L89 L88
L93 L92 L91
L96 L95 L94
P1 - P6
AMP5
Fig. 1
Overview I/O PC Board 24S2 1
LED Color Function

L01 green Control of unit tilting-up
L02 green Control of unit tilting-down
L03 green Control of lifting magnet SOL 1 with main contact
L04 green Control of lifting magnet SOL 2
(Grid in initial position with precontact)
L05 green no function
L09 green Control of SID=115cm from tableside control panel
L12 green Control of spotfilm device drive 3MT2
L13 green Control of column drive 3MT1
L14 green Control of cassette carriage drive 3MT3
L16 green Control of collimator plate drive3MT5

F1 CN7
L8 - L1 PL1
F2 L16 - L9 L97
L98
L24 - L17
F3
L99
L32 - L25
F4 L100
L40 - L33
L101
L48 - L41
F5
L51 L50 L49

L54 L53 L52
L57 L56 L55
L60 L59 L58
L63 L62 L61
DW 1-1 L66 L65 L64
1-8 L69 L68 L67
L72 L71 L70
L75 L74 L73
L78 L77 L75
L81 L80 L79
L84 L83 L82
L87 L86 L85
L90 L89 L88
L93 L92 L91
L96 L95 L94
P1 - P6
AMP5
Fig. 2
LED Color Function

L17 green Control of compression drive 3MT6
L18 green Control of SID drive 3MT7
L19 green Control of table transverse 3MT8
L20 green not used
L21 green Control of collimator lamp ON
L22 green Control of collimator drives (LED OFF)
L23 green 3FC1 microswitch (tube unit centered to I.I.) open, LED OFF
L24 green Control at kk-Interface IONTOMAT (central measuring field)
L25 green Control at kk-Interface IONTOMAT (left measuring field)
L26 green Control at kk-Interface IONTOMAT (right measuring field)
L27 green Control at kk-Interface IONTOMAT
(AC signal with collimator of height/width <12 cm)
L29 green Control at kk-Interface (fluoroscopy ON)
L30 green Control at kk-Interface (precontact ON)
L31 green Control at kk-Interface (main contact ON)
L32 green Control at kk-Interface (image inversion)

F1 CN7
L8 - L1 PL1
F2 L16 - L9 L97
L98
L24 - L17
F3
L99
L32 - L25
F4 L100
L40 - L33
L101
L48 - L41
F5
L51 L50 L49

L54 L53 L52
L57 L56 L55
L60 L59 L58
L63 L62 L61
DW 1-1 L66 L65 L64
1-8 L69 L68 L67
L72 L71 L70
L75 L74 L73
L78 L77 L75
L81 L80 L79
L84 L83 L82
L87 L86 L85
L90 L89 L88
L93 L92 L91
L96 L95 L94
P1 - P6
AMP5
Fig. 3
LED Color Function

L33 green Control at kk-Interface (zoom1)
L36 green Control at kk-Interface (direct radiography)
L37 green Control at kk-Interface (indirect radiography) DR
L38 green Control at kk-Interface (room light)
L39 green Control at kk-Interface (Fluoro 1/ADR 1)
L40 green Control at kk-Interface (Fluoro 2/ADR 2)
L41 green Control at kk-Interface (Fluoro stop/ADR stop)
L42 green Control at kk-Interface (tomographic time A/0.6 sec.)
L43 green Control at kk-Interface (tomographic time B/0.8 sec.)
L44 green Control at kk-Interface (tomographic time C/1.2 sec.)
L45 green Control at kk-Interface (Serial operation, direct or indirect
technique with 2- to 4-subdivisions)

F1 CN7
L8 - L1 PL1
F2 L16 - L9 L97
L98
L24 - L17
F3
L99
L32 - L25
F4 L100
L40 - L33
L101
L48 - L41
F5
L51 L50 L49

L54 L53 L52
L57 L56 L55
L60 L59 L58
L63 L62 L61
DW 1-1 L66 L65 L64
1-8 L69 L68 L67
L72 L71 L70
L75 L74 L73
L78 L77 L75
L81 L80 L79
L84 L83 L82
L87 L86 L85
L90 L89 L88
L93 L92 L91
L96 L95 L94
P1 - P6
AMP5
Fig. 4
LED Color Function

L49 green Control at kk-Interface (voltage ON)
L50 green Control at kk-Interface (exposure signal-as)
L51 green Control at kk-Interface (blocking, e.g. door contact)
L52 green Control at kk-Interface (blocking, e.g. 3D stand)
L56 green Microswitch 3FC5 (blocking limit switch) actuated
L57 green Proximity switch 3XS2 (or microswitch 3FC10) (grid contact)
actuated, LED ON; removable multi-line grid inserted: LED ON
L58 green Microswitch 3FC1 (tube centered onto I.I.) open, LED OFF
L59 green Voltage applied to control PC board 22Az3 (column)
L60 green Voltage applied to control PC board 22Az4 (spotfilm device)
L61 green Microswitch 3FC8 (table transverse - wall side) actuated
L62 green Microswitch 3FC9 (table transverse - doctor’s side) actuated

F1 CN7
L8 - L1 PL1
F2 L16 - L9 L97
L98
L24 - L17
F3
L99
L32 - L25
F4 L100
L40 - L33
L101
L48 - L41
F5
L51 L50 L49

L54 L53 L52
L57 L56 L55
L60 L59 L58
L63 L62 L61
DW 1-1 L66 L65 L64
1-8 L69 L68 L67
L72 L71 L70
L75 L74 L73
L78 L77 L75
L81 L80 L79
L84 L83 L82
L87 L86 L85
L90 L89 L88
L93 L92 L91
L96 L95 L94
P1 - P6
AMP5
Fig. 5
LED Color Function

L65 green Collimator control 24S3 ready for operation is OFF when tube
assembly pivoted out 90/180°
L66 green Microswitch 3FC2 (compression maximally decompressed)
actuated
L67 green Microswitch 3FC3 (cone inserted) actuated
L68 green Microswitch 3FC4 (compression >20N - 30N)
L73 green Programming switch position DW1/1 (room height, up to VC00A)
L74 green Programming switch position DW1/2 (room height, up to VC00A)
L75 green Programming switch position DW1/3 (I.I. size)
L76 green Programming switch position DW1/4 (I.I. size)
L77 green Programming switch position DW1/5 (number of zoom formats)
L78 green Programming switch position DW1/6 (digital radiography/indirect
radiography, up to VC00A)
L79 green Programming switch position DW1/7 (inch/cm)
L80 green Programming switch position DW1/8 (adjustment mode)

1 - 10 General Information
F1 CN7
L8 - L1 PL1
F2 L16 - L9 L97
L98
L24 - L17
F3
L99
L32 - L25
F4 L100
L40 - L33
L101
L48 - L41
F5
L51 L50 L49

L54 L53 L52
L57 L56 L55
L60 L59 L58
L63 L62 L61
DW 1-1 L66 L65 L64
1-8 L69 L68 L67
L72 L71 L70
L75 L74 L73
L78 L77 L75
L81 L80 L79
L84 L83 L82
L87 L86 L85
L90 L89 L88
L93 L92 L91
L96 L95 L94
P1 - P6
AMP5
Fig. 6
LED Color Function

L85 green Table-side control panel key P39A/B
(cassette carriage Load-Park position)
L86 green Table-side control panel key P44B (table-transv. doctor’s side) actuated
L87 green Table-side control panel key P44D (table-transv. wall side) actuated
L88 green Table-side control panel key P44A (long. carriage headward) actuated
L89 green Table-side control panel key P44C (long. carriage footward) actuated
L90 green Table-side control panel key P42A (tilt down unit) actuated
L91 green Table-side control panel key P42B (tilt up unit) actuated
L92 green Table-side control panel key P43A (pivot column to head end) actuated
L93 green Table-side control panel key P43B (pivot column footward) actuated
L94 green Table-side control panel key P21 (SID=115 cm) actuated

General Information 1 - 11
F1 CN7
L8 - L1 PL1
F2 L16 - L9 L97
L98
L24 - L17
F3
L99
L32 - L25
F4 L100
L40 - L33
L101
L48 - L41
F5
L51 L50 L49

L54 L53 L52
L57 L56 L55
L60 L59 L58
L63 L62 L61
DW 1-1 L66 L65 L64
1-8 L69 L68 L67
L72 L71 L70
L75 L74 L73
L78 L77 L75
L81 L80 L79
L84 L83 L82
L87 L86 L85
L90 L89 L88
L93 L92 L91
L96 L95 L94
P1 - P6
AMP5
Fig. 7
LED Color Function
L97 red Short-circuit on CN7 OUT.9-16, protection for driver U1,actuate

reset button PL1
L98 red Short-circuit on CN7 OUT.17-24, protection for driver U2, actuate
reset button PL1
reset button PL1
reset button PL1
reset button PL1

PC Mode (Version Windows 3.11) 1
Tools required 1
• Laptop / notebook computer with Windows 3.11

• Connection cable (in the service bag), Part Number: 32 49 062 GE066
Preparations 1
• Connect cable to the plug CN 3 on the CPU board 24S1 and in the PC COM 1
• Switch on PC and system
• Call up Windows
• Click on "Accessories"
• Click on "Terminal"
• Click on "Settings"
• Click on "Terminal Emulation"
• Select "DEC VT52" and acknowledge with "OK" (Fig. 8)
Terminal Emulation
(Allgemein/General) OK
Abbrechen
CANCEL
Cancel
Fig. 8
• Select "Data transmission" again under "Terminal" at "Settings" (Fig. 9)
Datenübertragung / Datatransfer
Übertragungsrate / Transferrate (Baud) OK
110 300 600 1200
2400
Abbrechen / Cancel
4800 9600 19200
Stoppbits
Datenbits / Databits
1 1,5 2
5 6 7 8
Parität / Parity Protokoll / Protocol Anschluß / Connection

Keine / None Xon / Xoff Kein
Kein
Ke / None
COM
Ungerade / Odd Hardware COM 1
Gerade / Even Kein / None COM 2
Markierung / Marker
Paritätsprüfung / Paritycheck
Leerzeichen / Space Trägersignal entdecken / Discover carriersignal
Fig. 9

then select and acknowledge
Connection: COM 1
Baud Rate: 9600
Protocol: none
Parity: none
Procedure 1
• The menu appears with Shift-G:

0 = Error memory / Messages file
3 = Hardware test and Settings, (Host us 1228)
8 = Keyboard test
9 = English / Italian changeover
WARNING Hardware test: Only the tests

No 1. Battery check and
No 2. Clock test / Adjust
may be carried out. Carrying out the other tests may lead to dam-
age of the unit.
English version
-------- Siregraph CF CARDS CONTROL --------
*** Digit card number under test:
*----> 0 = Messages file *----> 5=

*----> 1 = *----> 6=
*----> 2 = *----> 7=
*----> 3 = Hardware test / Settings *----> 8= Keyboard Test
*----> 4 = *----> 9= Lingua italiana
Test on card No. (0..9):
NOTICE With introduction of the firmware version VB00B, the text is in

English/Italian< VB00B only in Italian.

Italian version
*** Digita il numero della scheda sotto test:
*----> 0 = Archivio messaggi *----> 5=

*----> 1 = *----> 6=
*----> 2 = *----> 7=
*----> 3 = Host us 1228 *----> 8= Tastiera us 1272
*----> 4 = *----> 9= English language
Test della scheda n. (0..9):
CAUTION Select the entire screen area so that the text can be displayed and
read completely.
In the error log mode, an inquiry is made about whether or not the contents of the error log
are to be erased. The meaning of the errors is explained on the following pages (1 - 20).
The function of the displays and control buttons on the remote control panel can be tested
in the keyboard test.
All steps are menu-prompted and are not described in greater detail here.
• Call up test No 1 (battery-voltage test) in the “Hardware test and Settings” (see also
pages 1- 18 and 1 - 19) and check the voltage of the battery (CPU board 24S1).
Call up test No 12 (Clock-Test /Adjust), check date and time and correct it if necessary.
This must be done every time a startup or a CPU board replacement is carried out.
Access to test No 12 is quick using the cursor keys.

Observe the WARNING on page 1- 13.
• Exit the program with ESC.

PC Mode (Version Windows 95) 1
Tools required 1
• Laptop / notebook computer with Windows 95

• Connection cable (in the service bag), Part Number: 32 49 062 GE066
Preparations 1
• Connect cable to the plug CN 3 on the CPU board 24S1 and in the PC COM 1
• Switch on PC and system
• Call up Windows
• “Start”
• “Programs”
• “Accessories”
• “Hyperterminal”
• “Hyperterminal.exe”
• “Connection Description”: type in a suitable name (e.g. Siregraph CF) and select a
symbol for the icon in the “Hyperterminal" menu or at the desktop
• Acknowledge with “OK”
• “Phone Number” / “Connect using” / select “Direct to COM1”
• “COM 1 Properties”: set the data as shown in the table below
Bits per second 9600
Data bits 8
Parity None
Stop bits 1
Protocol / None
Flow control

• “File”
• “Properties” / “Settings”
• “Emulation” / select “VT-52”

Procedure 1
• The menu appears with Shift-G:

0 = Error memory /Messages file
3 = Hardware test and Settings, (Host us 1228)
8 = Keyboard test
9 = English / Italian changeover
WARNING Hardware test: Only the tests

No 1. Battery check and
No 2. Clock test / Adjust
may be carried out. Carrying out the other tests may lead to dam-
age of the unit.
English version
*** Digit card number under test:
*----> 0 = Messages file *----> 5=

*----> 1 = *----> 6=
*----> 2 = *----> 7=
*----> 3 = Hardware test / Settings *----> 8= Keyboard Test
*----> 4 = *----> 9= Lingua italiana
Test on card No. (0..9):
NOTICE With introduction of the firmware version VB00B, the text is in

English/Italian, < VB00B only in Italian.

Italian version
*** Digita il numero della scheda sotto test:
*----> 0 = Archivio messaggi *----> 5=

*----> 1 = *----> 6=
*----> 2 = *----> 7=
*----> 3 = Host us 1228 *----> 8= Tastiera us 1272
*----> 4 = *----> 9= English language
Test della scheda n. (0..9):
CAUTION Select the entire screen area so that the text can be displayed and
read completely.
In the error log mode, an inquiry is made about whether or not the contents of the error log
are to be erased. The meaning of the errors is explained on the following pages (1 - 20).
The function of the displays and control buttons on the remote control panel can be tested
in the keyboard test.
All steps are menu-prompted and are not described in greater detail here.
• Call up test No 1 (battery voltage test) in the “Hardware test and Settings” (see also
pages 1- 18 and 1 - 19) and check the voltage of the battery (CPU board 24S1).
Call up test No 12 (Clock-Test /Adjust), check date and time and correct it if necessary.
This must be done every time a startup or a CPU board replacement is carried out.
Access to test No 12 is quick using the cursor keys.

Observe the WARNING on page 1- 16.
• Exit the program with ESC.

English Version of the Hardware Test and Settings 1
-------- CARD uS1228 CONTROL --------
Controls in Consecutive mode or Test by test mode (C/T):
----- Battery voltage TEST.

Test No 1
--------------------------------------
----- Data RAM TEST.

Test No 2.
Not to be executed !
----- RAM 1 BIT TEST.

Test No 3.
----- Address RAM TEST.

Test No 4.
----- SIGNALS *UDS, *LDS TEST.

Test No 5.
----- TEST Checksum EPROM.

Test No 6.
----- EEPROM TEST.

Test No 7.
----- Time interrupt PIT1 TEST.

Test No 8.
----- Led RUN and Relay OK TEST.

Test No 9.
----- PIT 2 TEST.

Test No 10.

----- Serial line No. 2 TEST (OPTICAL FIBRE).

Test No 11.
----- CLOCK TEST (RTC).

Test No 12
--------------------------------------
----- Digital INPUT/OUTPUT TEST.

Test No 13.
----- Trimmer CALIBRATION uS1269.

Test No 14.
----- Digital/analogical converter (DAC) TEST.

Test No 15.
----- Analogical/digital converter (ADC) TEST.

Test No 16.
----- TEST on precision of ADC reading.

Test No 17.
----- Press a key to continue:

Error List 1
Drive Error State Possible causes
Tilt 001 Rest Potentiometer 3PT4 failed

Potentiometer 3PT4 beyond end position
Connection cable interrupted / not connected
ADC input on CPU board 24S1 failed
001 Movement Potentiometer 3PT4 wrongly wired
Column 002 Rest Potentiometer 3PT1 failed

012 Movement Potentiometer 3PT1 mechanically not connected

column + spotfilm Potentiometer 3PT1 incorrectly wired
device Motor 3MT1 incorrectly wired
Tacho generator 3DT1 failed / incorrectly wired
012 Actuated and no DAC output on CPU board 24S1 failed

movement Motor 3MT1 not connected
Safety limit switch 3FC12 actuated
Current limitation on 22AZ3 (Maestro) responded
022 Oblique projection Potentiometer 3PT1 mechanically not connected

Potentiometer 3PT1 incorrectly wired
Motor 3MT1 wrongly wired

032 Tomography Too big difference between nominal and actual value
042 Movement Too big difference between nominal and actual value
Spotfilm device 003 Rest Potentiometer 3PT2 failed

013 Movement Potentiometer 3PT2 failed

Column + spotfilm Potentiometer 3PT2 beyond end position
device Motor 3MT2 incorrectly wired


023 Oblique projection Potentiometer 3PT2 mechanically not connected

Motor 3MT2 incorrectly wired

033 Tomography Too big difference between nominal and actual value
043 Movement Too big difference between nominal and actual value
SID drive 004 Rest Potentiometer 3PT7 failed

Potentiometer 3PT7 beyond the end position

004 Actuated and no DAC output on CPU board failed

Board 23AZ7 has responded / is damaged
"Width" 005 Rest Potentiometer defective

collimator Potentiometer beyond the end position
005 Movement Potentiometer mechanically not connected

Potentiometer incorrectly wired
015 Movement Motor incorrectly wired

Deviation between collimator and diaphragm plates too
large

movement Motor not connected
Board 24S3 defective

"Height" 006 Rest Potentiometer defective

collimator Potentiometer beyond the end position
006 Movement Potentiometer mechanically not connected

Potentiometer incorrectly wired
016 Movement Motor incorrectly wired

large

movement Motor not connected
Board 24S3 defective
Diaphragm 007 Rest Potentiometer 3PT5 defective

plates Potentiometer 3PT5 over end position

017 Movement Motor 3MT5 incorrectly wired

large

Board 23AZ5 has responded
"Width" 008 Rest Potentiometer 3PT10 defective

clamping jaws Potentiometer 3PT10 beyond the end position
Connection cable 3PT10 interrupted / not connected
"Height" 009 Rest Potentiometer 3PT11 defective

clamping jaws Potentiometer 3PT11 beyond the end position
Connection cable 3PT11 interrupted / not connected
Cassette 010 Rest Potentiometer 3PT3 defective

carriage Potentiometer 3PT3 beyond the end position



Board 22AZ2 (Mini Maestro) has responded
General 098 Console-control cabinet fiber optic cable defective

Fault in the initialization phase
Wrong data transmission
099 Control console / spotfilm device EMERGENCY STOP

actuated
A safety limit switch actuated
100 E2-Prom on CPU board 24S1 defective / not present
101 E2-Prom on CPU board data loss

Incorrect checksum

Replacing the 24S1 CPU Board and the 24S2 I/O Board 1
24S1 CPU Board 1
After a replacement of the CPU board 24S1, the E-Prom1 and E-Prom 2 and
EE-Prom U83 from the board that has been removed must be taken over.
Turn the unit on and on the I/O board 24S2, set the DW 1/8 switch to ON. At the remote
control console type in code 117 using the keys P31, P32, P34 and P35. Store with key
P33 (see page 2 -1).
On the I/O board 24S2 set the DW 1/8 switch to OFF. When the initialization that follows
takes place, the switch positions of the DW1 programming switch are read in.
Carry out Clock-Test/Adjust in the PC-Mode (Hardware test and Settings), see page 1 - 12
respectively 1 - 15 following.
24S2 I/O Board 1
After a replacement of the I/O board 24S2, the unit configurations from the DW1 program-
ming switches must be taken over from the board that has been removed.
Turn the unit on and on the I/O board 24S2, set the DW 1/8 switch to ON. At the remote
control console type in code 117 using the keys P31, P32, P34 and P35. Store with key
P33 (see page 2 -1).
On the I/O board 24S2 set the DW 1/8 switch to OFF. When the initialization that follows
takes place, the switch positions of the DW1 programming switch are read in.
Changes to the DW1 DIP Switches on the 24S2 Board 1
If changes are made to the DW1 DIP switches, proceed as follows:

• Select the adjustment mode.
- 24S2 I/O board, DW 1/8 on ON.
- Make the changes to the switch positions, e.g. I.I. size, room height, DFR, inch-cm,
Zoom steps
- Set code 117 and save (see Page 2-1).
• Exit the adjustment mode.
- 24S2 I/O board, DW 1/8 on OFF.
- When this is done, the changed switch positions are read in.

Table of DW1 Switch Positions (up to VC00A) 1
Roomheight
Raumhöhe 9" Imageintensfr. Fullformat Programming OFF
> 3265 mm 23 cm BV Vollformat Programmierung AUS
ON ON ON ON
OFF OFF OFF OFF

1 2 34 5 6 7 8 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 1 2 34 5 6 7 8
Roomheight
Raumhöhe 13" Imageintensfr. One Zoomstep Programming ON
max. 3000 mm 33 cm BV Eine Zoomstufe Programmierung EIN
ON ON ON ON
OFF OFF OFF OFF

1 2 34 5 6 7 8 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 1 2 34 5 6 7 8
Roomheight
Raumhöhe DFR ON Two Zoomsteps cm-Cassettes
max. 2850 mm DFR EIN Zwei Zoomstufen cm-Kassetten
ON ON ON ON
OFF OFF OFF OFF

1 2 34 5 6 7 8 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 1 2 34 5 6 7 8
Roomheight
Raumhöhe DFR OFF Three Zoomsteps Inch-Cassettes
max. 2600 mm DFR AUS Drei Zoomstufen Zoll-Kassetten
ON ON ON ON
OFF OFF OFF OFF

1 2 34 5 6 7 8 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 1 2 34 5 6 7 8

Table of DW1 Switch Positions (as from VC01A) 1
Not used 9" Imageintensfr. Fullformat Programming OFF

Nicht verwendet 23 cm BV Vollformat Programmierung AUS
ON ON ON ON
OFF OFF OFF OFF

1 2 34 5 6 7 8 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 1 2 34 5 6 7 8
Not used 13" Imageintensfr. One Zoomstep Programming ON

Nicht verwendet 33 cm BV Eine Zoomstufe Programmierung EIN
ON ON ON ON
OFF OFF OFF OFF

1 2 34 5 6 7 8 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 1 2 34 5 6 7 8
Not used Not used Two Zoomsteps cm-Cassettes

Nicht verwendet Nicht verwendet Zwei Zoomstufen cm-Kassetten
ON ON ON ON
OFF OFF OFF OFF

1 2 34 5 6 7 8 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 1 2 34 5 6 7 8
Code ss211ss mit / with DFR

Codesiiiis212 s DFR Vorzugslage / Default
ss
Codesis213 s ohne / without DFR
Not used Not used Three Zoomsteps Inch-Cassettes

Nicht verwendet Nicht verwendet Drei Zoomstufen Zoll-Kassetten
ON ON ON ON
OFF OFF OFF OFF

1 2 34 5 6 7 8 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 1 2 34 5 6 7 8
Code für Raumhöhe / Code for room height Siehe auch Blatt 2-1, Justagemodus
Code 201 ssss 340 cm (keine Begrenzung / no limitation) See also page 2-1, adjustment mode
Code 202 ssss 330 cm

Listing of all Programming Codes 1
Adjustment of: DIP switch Code Remark

Room height, up to VC00A
2600 mm 1 Off, 2 Off 117 up to VC00A
2850 mm 1 On, 2 Off 117 up to VC00A
3000 mm 1 Off, 2 On 117 up to VC00A
>3260 mm 1 On, 2 On 117 up to VC00A
I.I. size
33 cm 3 Off 117
23 cm 3 On 117
I.I. Zoom
Full format 4 Off, 5 Off 117
1 Zoom 4 On, 5 Off 117
2 Zoom 4 Off, 5 On 117
3 Zoom 4 On, 5 On 117
DFR selection, up to VC00A
ON 6 Off 117 up to VC00A
OFF 6 On 117 up to VC00A
CM-inch format
cm 7 Off 117
Inch 7 On 117
Tilt drive
-18° 11 Basic setting
+90° 12
Column drive
Left side 21 30 mm to the end
Right side 22 30 mm to the end
Spotfilm device drive
Left side 31 105 mm to the end
Right side 32 105 mm to the end
SID drive
Bottom position 41 set at 45°
Top position 42 set at 45°


Collimator
Width closed 51
Width open 52
Height closed 61
Height open 62
Collimator plates
Closed 71 min = 41 mm
Open 72 max = 418 mm
Format sensing
Width, min 81 197 mm
Width, max 82 467 mm
Height, min 91 193 mm
Height, max 92 471 mm
Cassette carriage drive
Load position 101 198 mm
Park position 102 584 mm
Collimator correction
For cassette width 121-129 min-max
For cassette height 131-139 min-max
Collimator correction
For I.I. width 141-149 min-max
For I.I. height 151-159 min-max
Tilt down 87°- 90°, beginning with VC01A
90° 161 90° basic setting must first
be performed.
89° 162
88° 163
87° 164
Tomo height correction, beginning with VB00D
Reduction 171-174 1 mm steps
No correction 175
Increase 176-179 1 mm steps


Subdivision gap width, beginning with VB00D
Gap smaller 181-184 0.2 mm steps
No correction 185
Gap larger 186-189 0.2 mm steps
SID blocking, beginning with VB00D
No blocking 191
SID blocking >135 192 Effective beginning at 45°
SID blocking >115 193 Effective beginning at 45°
Room height, beginning with VC01A
>3400 mm 201 beginning with VC01A
3300 mm 202 beginning with VC01A
DFR selection, beginning with VC01A
With DFR 211 beginning with VC01A
DFR default 212 beginning with VC01A
Without DFR 213 beginning with VC01A
Grid
Classic 221
oscillating grid
Removable 222 FL-TOP or
multi-line grid FL-COMPACT
Download EE-Prom values
Default values 307 Should not be performed
because the values are not
exact. Afterwards, all drives
must be readjusted.

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Adjustment Preparations 2 2-1
Fig. 1
Adjustment mode 2
Several buttons and the 3 on the 7-segment display of the remote control console are the
input elements and input display for the adjustment mode (Fig. 1).
Start adjustment mode 2
Set DIP switch DW 1/8 on the I/O board 24S2 to "ON".

With selection of the adjustment mode, you cannot control any movements from the
remote and tableside control consoles.
000 appears in the display.
Before each adjustment, create the mechanical conditions and enter a 3-digit code.
The following buttons are used for the adjustment mode:
P31 Adjustment Unit only at 1/ for > 120 steps of one downwards
P32 Adjustment Unit only at 2/ for > 120 steps of one upwards
P34 Adjustment upwards Steps of ten upwards
P35 Adjustment downwards Steps of ten downwards
P33 Storage
P48 Reset

2-2 Adjustment Preparations
Switching off the adjustment mode 2
Set the DIP switch DW 1/8 on the 24S2 I/O board to the OFF position. When this is done,
an automatic reset takes place and the data/values that have been set are read in.
However the reset key on the 24S1 CPU board can also be pressed or the unit can be
switched off and back on again.
NOTICE Pressing the reset button PL1 on the CPU board 24S1 will only
bring about a reset exclusively on this board; however, no reset
will take place on the CPU board 1S2 in the remote control
console.
A comprehensive reset will be achieved only with unit OFF and
ON again.
The following short version is used for the adjustment steps.

Example:
• Mechanical initial position:
• Select adjustment mode
- I/O board 24S2, DW 1/8 to ON
- Set 011 and store (see 2-1)
- I/O board 24S2, DW 1/8 to OFF.
- This allows the adjustment data to be taken over.

Adjustment Preparations 2-3
Checking the voltages 2
PC board Plug Pin Nominal value Tolerance

24S1 CN9 1/2 16 V ~ +/- 2 V ~
3/4 10 V ~ +/- 2 V ~
5/6 19 V ~ +/- 2 V ~
7/8 19 V ~ +/- 2 V ~
24S2 SC1 1/4 21 V ~ +/- 2 V ~
24S3 SC1 1/2 16 V ~ +/- 2 V ~
3/4 16 V ~ +/- 2 V ~
5/6 24 V ~ +/- 2 V ~
23S10 SC2 1/2 16 V ~ +/- 2 V ~
3/4 16 V ~ +/- 2 V ~
1S2 CN6 1/2 16 V ~ +/- 2 V ~
16 V ~ +/- 2 V ~
22AZ3 21/22 105 V ~ +8V~/-0V~
21/23 105 V ~ +8V~/-0V~
21/24 105 V ~ +8V~/-0V~
22AZ4 21/22 105 V ~ +8V~/-0V~
21/23 105 V ~ +8V~/-0V~
21/24 105 V ~ +8V~/-0V~
23S10 SC1 1/2 - 58 V = +/- 2 V =
3/4+
22S10 CN1 3/14 + 64 V = +/- 2 V =
15/16 -
22K1 1/3 240 V ~ +12 V ~ / - 0V ~
1/5 240 V ~ +12 V ~ / - 0V ~
3/5 240 V ~ +12 V ~ / - 0V ~

2-4 Adjustment Preparations

Tilt Drive 3 3-1
Control overview 3
Tableside control panel 3S1
I/O PC board 24S2 CPU PC board 24S1
EMERGENCY STOP
Remote control console
Contactor
subassembly
Fig. 1

3-2 Tilt Drive
Safety limit-
Potentiometer 3PT4 switch 3FC11 Tension screw
Brake assembly
3MT4
Poly-V-belt
Fig. 2
Tilt drive overview 3
Drive: 3MT4
Control: 24 S2
Breaker: 22k1
22k2
Potentiometer: 3PT4
Fuse: F26 6A/T

F27 6A/T 22TR1
F28 6A/T
Safety limit switch: 3FC11

Tilt Drive 3-3
a
B
A
10
A
0,2
Fig. 3
Fig. 4 Fig. 5
Belt Tension, Adjustment Procedure 3
• If UI 003/96 has not yet been performed, i.e., the stop (1/Fig. 5) is not installed: move the
unit into the +60° to +70° position and move the exposure unit to max. head end. In this
position, the force on the tilt drive is low and a release on its own is not very likely.
• If UI 003/96 has been performed and the stop (1/Fig. 5) is installed: Raise unit to +90°.
• Loosen the four mounting screws (1/Fig. 3) on the motor support plate. At the adjustment
screw (Detail 2/Fig. 3), turn until the Poly-V belt is lightly tensioned. The motor
longitudinal axis must be parallel to the gear longitudinal axis. Tighten the mounting
screws (1/Fig. 3). Check: the outside surface of the belt pulley on the drive must be flush
with the level of the diameter reduction of the belt pulley on the motor (Fig. 4). If
necessary, correct the position of the belt pulley on the motor in the shaft long. direction.

3-4 Tilt Drive
a
B
A
10
A
0,2
Fig. 6
Brake assembly 3
Auxiliary device: Feeler gauge 0.2 mm
Adjustment conditions: Move the unit into +60° to +70° position and move the exposure
unit to max. head end. With the nuts (A/Fig. 6) set the distance
of all springs to
a = 10 mm. This setting corresponds to a brake momentum of
approx. 50 Nm.
With 60 Hz power supply the brake momentum must be approx.
60 Nm, which requires a stronger pretension of the springs.
To do this, mark the nuts (A/Fig. 6) with a waterproof pen (for
control purpose) and tighten them just one turn each.
Evenly adjust the gap of 0.2 mm + 0.1 mm between magnet and
brake disk using the nuts (B/Fig. 6).
Replacement: If UI 003/96 has not yet been performed, i.e., the stop (1/Fig. 5)
is not installed: move the unit into +60° to +70° position and
move the exposure unit to max. head end. In this position, the
force on the tilt drive is low and movement on its own is very
unlikely. Replace the brake.
If UI 003/96 has been performed and the stop (1/Fig. 5) is

installed: raise unit to +90°. Turn the flywheel of the tilt motor
3MT4, against the resistance of the brake until the stop
(1/Fig. 5) is securely against the unit base (2/Fig. 5). Replace
the brake. Turn the flywheel o the tilt motor 3MT4 in the oppo-
site direction as previously until the stop (1/Fig. 5) as previously
is no longer against the unit base and the limit switch 3FC11
(Fig.2 + 11) is no longer actuated.

Tilt Drive 3-5
36°
18°
506
120
143 506mm
Fig. 7 Fig. 8
Adjustment or replacement of potentiometer 3PT4 3
Auxiliary device: Spirit level
• Press EMERGENCY STOP:

Mechanical initial position: +36°, ± 1° (adjust manually at the flywheel of the
motor 3MT4)
Electronic initial position: +5V, ± 50 mV,
24S1 CPU board, TP2/1, TP2/13,14 (0V)
• Unlock EMERGENCY STOP

3-6 Tilt Drive
36°
18°
506
120
143 506mm
Fig. 9 Fig. 10
Set end positions 3
Auxiliary device: Spirit level
Trendelenburg position, -18°

• Move the spotfilm device all the way to the foot end.
• Move the unit into the Trendelenburg position, approx. -18°, press EMERGENCY STOP.
- Manually set the exact position at the rotation disk.
- On the 24S2 I/O board, set DW 1/8 to ON (up)
- Set Code 011 and save by pressing the P33 key.
• Disengage the EMERGENCY STOP switch.
- On the 24S2 I/O board, set DW 1/8 to OFF (down).
• Move into the 90° vertical unit position, press the EMERGENCY STOP switch.
- Manually set the exact 90° position on the rotation disk.
- On the 24S2 I/O board, set DW 1/8 to ON (up).
- Set Code 012 and save the value by pressing the P33 key.
• Stay in the adjustment mode.

Tilt Drive 3-7
• Find the tilt position in the table (see below) (per the customer’s request) at which the unit
is supposed to stop later during operation in the upright position.
- Set the appropriate code and save by pressing the P33 key.
• Disengage the EMERGENCY STOP switch.
- On the 24S2 I/O board, set DW 1/8 to OFF (down).
• Switch off the system.
Code Tilt Position

161 90°
162 89°
163 88°
164 87°
• Move to 0° position and measure with the angle spirit level.

Required: 0°, ± 1°
Correction:
- Readjust end positions
• If the 0° position is not correct, readjust the end positions.

3-8 Tilt Drive
13
– 18° B
3FC11
22.5
3FC11 90° 13
Fig. 11
Safety limit switch 3FC11 3
Auxiliary device: Tape measure
Preadjustment of the trip cam

Unit position approx. +75° to 80°, spotfilm device
Adjustment condition
maximum to head end
Adjustment • Trip cam (A/Fig. 11) distance = 13, ± 1 mm.

• Adjust safety limit switch 3FC11 to dimension
22.5 mm.
• The safety limit switch must be fixed so that it will
properly hit the trip cam. However, the switch
must not collide with the fixing screws of the trip
cam.
• Trip cam (B/Fig. 11) distance = 13, ± 1 mm.
Visual inspection Move to both end positions. Check the distance to

the point where the switch should be activated:
Vertical unit position, (exactly +90°) 5 ±1 mm

Trendelenburg position – 18° 5 ± 1 mm
Movement times 3
Tilting speed = 6°/ sec.

The speed is not adjustable

Tilt Drive 3-9
3F16
Fig. 12
When the bottom switch is pressed (roller), switch 3FC16 positively actuate.
This can be adjusted by moving the switch strike plate (arrow/Fig. 12).

3 - 10 Tilt Drive
BV 9"
183 ±3
BV 13"
122 ±3
Checking the floor spacing with 0 degree table position 3
Nominal: Image intensifier format 9" (23 cm)

183 mm, ± 3 mm
Image intensifier format 13" (33 cm)

122 mm, ± 3 mm
Correction: Shifting the subassembly (A / drawing above) in the oblong holes.

Spotfilm Device Longitudinal Drive 4 4-1
Control overview 4
Tableside control panel

3S1
I/O PC board 24S2 CPU PC board
Fig. 1

4-2 Spotfilm Device Longitudinal Drive
3MT2
3MT2 3FC14
3DT2 3FC14 / 3FC5
3DT2
3PT2
3PT2 3FC15
3FC15
3FC16
3FC16
Fig. 2
Spotfilm device longitudinal drive overview 4
Drive: 3MT2
Control: 22Az4
Potentiometer: 3PT2
Tacho generator: 3DT2
Fuses: F23 10A/T

F24 10A/T 22TR1
F25 10A/T

3FC15

Spotfilm Device Longitudinal Drive 4-3
Console 4
Joystick setting P44 (spotfilm device)

• Connect DVM
(+) 1S2 - U19 - 19
(-) 1S2 - U19 - 20
• Set P1 / 1S2
5V, ± 0.05 V
joystick in rest position
and
LED 12 and 13 on 24S2 "OFF"
19 20

105
875
A
X 105
105
B
B
105
Fig. 3
Reference point: outside edge of spotfilm device housing and outside edge of table frame.
Mechanical initial position: Potentiometer play approx. 0.5 mm. Use the motor to
move into position 875 mm (X/Fig. 3), press EMER-
GENCY STOP and exactly adjust 3MT2 on the motor
shaft manually. Disengage EMERGENCY STOP.
Electronic initial position: +5V ± 50 mV
24S1 CPU board, TP2/4, TP2/13,14, 0V.
Set end positions 4
• Move to the left end position of approx. 105 mm, press EMERGENCY STOP.
- Manually set the exact position (on the motor axis).
• Select adjustment mode (see Page 2-1).
- 24S2 I/O board, DW 1/8 to ON.
- Set 031 and store.
- 24S2 I/O board, DW 1/8 to OFF.
- Release EMERGENCY STOP.
• Move to right end position of approx. 105 mm, press EMERGENCY STOP.
- Manually set the exact position (on the motor axis).
• Select adjustment mode (see above).
• Exit the adjustment mode (see above), release EMERGENCY STOP.

3FC14
X 3FC5
26, ±1 mm
Fig. 4
With safety limit switch 3FC14 actuated, the drive must be moved out of the trip cam by
hand. For this, there is a shaft extension with Allen screw on motor 3MT2.
Remove cover (X/Fig. 4)
Adjustment: Adjust the same height of 26, ± 1 mm for 3FC14 and 3FC5. Move
the drive maximally towards head end. Screw down switch plate.
Distance of both trip cams to the contact surface approx. 1 mm
(visual inspection).
Checking the PC board SP 22Az4 4
CAUTION Do not readjust any potentiometers on this PC board.
For correct speed control, a 5110 Ohm resistor has been soldered on plug-in piggy-back
board "SP 22Az4", pin 9-12.
After a replacement of the "Maestro" assembly this plug-in piggy-back board "SP 22Az4"
from the "Maestro" assembly that has been removed must be taken over. If the piggy-back
board itself is to be replaced it must be ensured that a 5110 Ohm resistor is soldered on
the new board.
Movement times:
Speed continuously controllable up to approx. 10 cm/sec in the whole travel range.
The maximum speed is not adjustable.

1
1
1st ring
2nd ring
1
Fig. 5 Fig. 6
Fig. 7
Spotfilm device drive, adjusting belt tension 4
• An adjustment of the belt tension is required after a replacement of the transmission or

drive motor.
• Adjustment of tension is carried out with the help of the supplied measurement aid
(1/Fig. 5).
• Adjustment is possible only with the complete disassembly of the transmission.
• A toothed belt is used as the belt for the spotfilm device drive.

Adjustment procedure 4
• Loosen the four screws (1/Fig. 6).

• Place on the measurement aid and press on it (X/Fig. 6)
Requirement: 1st ring must touch the top edge of the window.
Correction:
- By turning the adjustment screw (1/Fig. 7)
- Turning counterclockwise: the belt is tightened
- Turning clockwise: the belt is loosened
• After adjustment is completed, tighten screws (1/Fig. 6).
• Install the drive.
NOTICE The 2nd ring is used only for factory adjustment of the measure-
ment aid.


Column Drive 5 5-1
Control overview 5

3S1
I/O PC board 24S2 CPU PC board
Fig. 1

5-2 Column Drive
back of column, 3FC12
3MT1,
3MT13DT1 3DT1
3PT1
3PT1
tripSchaltnocke
cam 3FC5
3FC5 trip cam
3FC12 Schaltnocke
3FC14
3FC5 3FC5
3FC12
14 14
3FC12
Fig. 2
Column drive overview 5
Drive: 3MT1
Control: 22Az3
Potentiometer: 3PT1
Fuses: F20 10A/T

F21 10A/T 22TR1
F22 10A/T

3FC5

Column Drive 5-3
2340
980 B
A
X
30,+3mm 30,+3mm
Fig. 3
Adjustment and replacement of potentiometer 3PT1 5
Reference point: outside edge of the table frame.

Mechanical initial position: Use the motor to move into position 980 mm (X/Fig. 3),
press EMERGENCY STOP and exactly adjust 3MT1 on the
motor shaft manually. Disengage EMERGENCY STOP.
Electronic initial position: +5V, ± 50 mV
24S1 CPU board, TP2/3-TP2/13,14: 0V
• Move to column end position A and oblique projection head-end, press EMERGENCY
STOP, manually set exact position (on motor axis).
• Release EMERGENCY STOP
• Exit adjustment mode.
• Move to column end position B and oblique projection foot-end, press EMERGENCY
STOP, manually set exact position (on motor axis).
• Select adjustment mode (see Page 2-1.)
• Release EMERGENCY STOP
• Exit adjustment mode.
- 24S2 I/O board, DW1/8 to OFF

5-4 Column Drive
3FC12
back of column, 3FC12

3MT1,
3MT13DT1 3DT1 29, ±1mm
3PT1
3PT1
3FC5
trip cam
Schaltnocke 3FC12 trip cam
Schaltnocke
3FC14
3FC5 3FC5
14
3FC12 14
3FC12
3FC14
3FC5
26 ± 1 mm
Fig. 4
With safety limit switch actuated, the drive must be moved out of the trip cam by hand. For
this, there is a shaft extension with Allen screw on motor 3MT1.
Blocking limit switch 3FC5 5
This is actuated if the tube is pivoted towards the head end or foot end and if the longitudi-
nal carriage movement has nearly reached the end position.
Upon actuation, the swivel movement is blocked in one direction.
This is actuated also if the tube is pivoted towards the head end or foot end and if the lon-
gitudinal carriage movement is controlled in the direction of the end position.
Upon actuation, the longitudinal carriage movement is blocked in one direction.
Adjustment: Adjust the same height of 26, ± 1 mm for 3FC14 and 3FC5.
Move the drive towards head end. Screw down switch plate. Dis-
tance of both trip cams to the contact surface approx. 1 mm (visual
inspection).

Column Drive 5-5
C+
1, ±0.5
B=47.5 3FC15
A=0.5mm
B=47,5
1, ±0.5
C+
Fig. 5
Initial position: Set unit to 90°.

Column vertical (centered).
Spotfilm device in the center of the travel range.
Adjustment: Adjust switch roller to A = approx. 0.5 mm.

Adjust trip cam to center B = 47.5.
Check: Move column towards head end and foot end.

Max. oblique projection and SID = 115 cm.
Gap C between switch roller and trip cam = 1, ± 0.5 mm.

5-6 Column Drive
3FC13
Fig. 6
Checking the PC board SP 22Az3 5
CAUTION Do not adjust any potentiometers on this PC board.
For correct speed control, a 9090 Ohm resistor has been soldered on plug-in piggy-back
board "SP 22Az3", pin 9-12.
After a replacement of the "Maestro" assembly this plug-in piggy-back board "SP 22Az3"
from the "Maestro" assembly that has been removed must be taken over. If the piggy-back
board itself is to be replaced it must be ensured that a 9090 Ohm resistor is soldered on
the new board.
Movement times:
Speed = 4°/sec.
The speed is not adjustable.
Room height switch 3FC13 5
Check: Press the "antenna" (Fig. 6) manually, switch has to switch as

soon as possible.
Adjustment: See (Detail/Fig. 6).

Column Drive 5-7
1 1
1st ring
2nd ring
1
Fig. 7 Fig. 8
Fig. 9
Column drive, adjusting the belt tension 5
Adjustment of the belt tension is required after replacement of the transmission or drive
motor.
Adjustment of belt tension is carried out using the supplied measurement device
(1/Fig. 7).
Adjustment is possible only when the complete drive is disassembled.
For the column drive, the belt is comprised of several individual or one Poly-V belt. The
adjustment procedure is the same.

5-8 Column Drive
Adjustment procedure 5
• Loosen the four screws (1/Fig. 8).

• Place on the measuring aid as shown in (X/Fig. 8) and press down on it.
Requirement: 1st ring must touch the top edge of the window.
Correction:
- By turning the adjustment screw (1/Fig. 9)
- Turning counterclockwise: the belt is tightened.
- Turning clockwise: the belt is loosened.
- After adjustment is completed, tighten the screws (1/Fig. 8).
• Install drive.
• Adjust potentiometer 3PT1 as described on Page 3.
NOTICE The 2nd ring is used only for factory adjustment of the measuring
aid.

Compression Drive 6 6-1
Control overview 6
Fig. 1

6-2 Compression Drive
Fig. 2
Compression drive overview 6
Drive: 3MT6
Actuation: 24S2
Control: 23Az6
Fuse: F3 10A/T 23Az6
Limit switch: 3FC2 Cone above

3FC3 Cone inserted
3FC4 Cone force > 20 - 30N

Compression Drive 6-3
Tomographic rod A
f = 15 mm 1
420
Chain F
Fig. 3
Chain tension 6
Auxiliary device: Spring balance
Adjustment conditions: Set unit at approx. 45°, exposure system approx. in the
middle of travel range.
Oblique projection max. towards foot end, spotfilm
device max. towards head end.
Adjustment: Loosen two Allen screws at the end of the tomographic

rod (1/Fig. 3). Adjust the screw (A/Fig. 3) so that the fol-
lowing values are obtained:
F = 7, ± 0.7 N
f = 15 mm
Tighten the two Allen screws (1/Fig. 3).

P2
F 23AZ 6
Fig. 4 Fig. 5
Maximum compression force 6
Auxiliary device: Spring balance and two cable loops
Adjustment conditions: Set unit horizontally

Set column vertically
Push Stop button

C
E
B
D
Spring balance
Fig. 6
• Remove cover "A".

• Attach spring balance as shown.

Electrical preadjustment: Adjust potentiometer (P2/Fig. 5) to maximum value,

turn it to the left.
NOTICE The compression force is measured via the armature current of

the compression motor 3MT6 and is directly proportional.
Mechanical adjustment: Release EMERGENCY STOP

Move compression down and read spring balance.
Requirement: 200 N ± 30
Correction:
Adjust slip clutch (Detail/Fig. 6)
Bend the safety clip (C) out of the adjustment nut (B)
Use the hook wrench to turn the adjustment nut
Clockwise turning: force is increased
Counterclockwise turning: force is reduced
Secure adjustment screw.
Electrical adjustment: Move compression down.

Adjust the potentiometer (P2/Fig. 5) (turn clockwise)
until the controller switches off the drive at a force of
F = 150, +10N.

Fd.
150mm
Fc.
Fig. 7
Adjustment of switch 3FC4 6
Adjustment conditions: Set unit horizontally

Set column vertically
Adjustment: maximum cone force Fc = 20, ± 2N

Attach the spring scale as indicated (Fig. 7) and pull it
with a force of Fd = 50N, switch 3FC4 triggers LED L68
on I/O 24S2.
Correction: Set initial tension of the spring with the two horizontal
set screws, (arrows) see detail.
Movement times 6
• The times are not adjustable.

• Whole excursion range of the compression carriage: s = 630, ± 5 mm
• Movement time in both directions with each unit position: t = 12 sec, ±1 sec


SID Drive 7 7-1
Control overview 7
Tableside control console

3S1
I/O PC board 24 S2 CPU PC board 24S1
Fig. 1

7-2 SID Drive
Fig. 2
SID drive overview 7
Drive: 3MT7
Actuation: 24S2
Control: 23Az7
Potentiometer: 3PT7

SID Drive 7-3
350
175
1 3FC7
3PT7
3TP1
Fig. 3 Fig. 4
• Set column vertically.

Set unit position to approx. 45° (see Notice).
Mechanical initial position: Adjust 175 mm (see Fig. 3).

Disengage the motor gears.
(Loosen screws (1/Fig. 4)).
Electronic initial position: +5V, ±50 mV.
CPU PC board 24S1, TP2/5 - TP2/13,14 0V.
NOTICE At a table position of approx. 45 - 60° there is an approximate

balance between gas spring force and telescopic tube weight.
The required distances can be adjusted easily and the potentio-
meter can be easily replaced and adjusted.

7-4 SID Drive
Set end positions 7
• Disengage the motor gear. Loosen the screws (1/Fig. 4).

• Manually set the end position at 350 mm (SID = 150 cm) and hold it.
• Select adjustment mode (see Page 2-1)
• Manually set end position at 0 mm (SID = 115 cm).
- 24S2 I/O board, DW 1/8 to ON
• Reengage the motor gear without play and tighten the screws.
Adjustment of SID Limiting at 90° 7
SID programming is possible beginning with software version VB00D
NOTICE When shipped, SID limiting is not programmed.
• Select SID 115 cm.

• Tilt unit up to 90°.
• Measuring the distance from the safety limit switch bracket to the wall.
• Program the SID accordingly while maintaining the safety distance of 50 cm.
• Select the adjustment mode, see Page 2-1, (I/O board 24S2, DW 1/8 set to ON).
Select the following code with keys P34/35:

• 191, no SID limiting
• 192, SID limiting at 135 cm
• 193, SID limiting at 115 cm
• Save the particular code with the P33 key.

• Deselect the adjustment mode, (I/O board 24S2, DW 1/8 set to OFF).
The particular limiting is effective beginning at a unit position of 45°.

SID Drive 7-5
Focus
72 plane
3FC7
68
Film plane
Fig. 5 Fig. 6
• With safety limit switch actuated, please proceed as follows:

• Mark the position of the switch and loosen it.
• Reset switch until this is actuated by the trip cam.
• Move out of the range with motor force.
• Move safety limit switch to its initial position and fasten.
Distance measurement:
SID = 115 cm X = 1010 mm, ±5 mm
SID = 150 cm X = 1360 mm, ±5 mm

7-6 SID Drive
CN1
F1 F3
J3
P6
F2
P5
P4 P3
J2
J1 P1 BC1
P2 P3
23AZ7
L2 L1
Fig. 7
Adjustment of PC board 23Az7 7
CAUTION On this PC board, only potentiometer P3 may be readjusted.

Maximum current after run-up time, approx. 6A. The potentiome-
ter is located on PC board 23Az8. When the board is replaced,
approx. the same adjustment as the P3 should be taken over.
Oscilloscope: Probe 23 Az7 board, Chip U1, Pin 6, Ground ⊥ to J2

Time: 0.2 sec/cm
Amplitude: 1 V/cm
Nominal: Set brake force at P1 (Fig. 7) so that braking takes place softly, how-
ever, the telescope must be held securely. SID movement with table
vertical and horizontal must run smoothly.
Movement times 7
from 115 cm to 150 cm: 5.8, +1 sec, with all unit positions.
from 150 cm to 115 cm: 5.8, +1 sec, with all unit positions.

Table Transverse Drive 8 8-1
Control overview 8

3S1
I/O PC board 24 S2 CPU PC board 24 S1
Fig. 1

8-2 Table Transverse Drive
Mechanical
Mechanischer limit stop
Endanschlag
LimitEndschalter
switch Drive
Antrieb 3MT8
3FC8
3FC9
Spotfilm device
Zielgerät
Steel Counterweight Carriage

cable Gegengewichtswagen
Seilrolle Seil Steel
Seilrolle cable
pulley steel ca- pulley
ble
Fig. 2
Table transverse drive overview 8
Drive: 3MT8
Actuation: 24S2
Potentiometer: 23Az8
Control: 23Az8
Switch: 3FC8 (tower side)

3FC9 (doctor’s side)

Table Transverse Drive 8-3
CN1
F1 F3
J3
P6
F2
P5
P4 P3
J2
J1 P1 BC1
P2 P3
23AZ8
L2 L1
Fig. 3
Electrical Adjustment 8
CAUTION On this PC board, only potentiometer P3 may be readjusted.

Maximum current after run-up time, approx. 6A.
The potentiometer is located on PC board 23Az8.
• Tabletop horizontal.
• Actuate movement on doctor’s side
Nominal: 180 N, +100 N
Correction:
- Potentiometer P3 on 23Az8
NOTICE This force is adjusted at the factory; a device to hook on the

spring balance is available for service purposes.
When the board is replaced, approx. the same adjustment as the
P3 should be taken over.

8-4 Table Transverse Drive

Cassette Carriage Drive 9 9-1
Control overview 9

3S1
Fig. 1

9-2 Cassette Carriage Drive
Fig. 2
Cassette carriage drive overview 9
Drive: 3MT3
Actuation: 24S2
Control: 22Az2
Potentiometer: 3PT3
Fuses: F14 4A/T

F15 4A/T 22TR 1
F16 4A/T
F 12A/T 22S10

Cassette Carriage Drive 9-3
2
A
Fig. 3
Mechanical check 9
• Set unit in horizontal position.

• Remove table top (see chap. 16-1).
• Unscrew guide rail (1/Fig. 3).
• Pull out cassette carriage maximally at doctor’s side.
• Disconnect the cassette carriage from the chain (2/Fig. 3).
• Move cassette carriage over the entire range.
Required: easy movement and free of play.
Correction:
- Adjustment of the bearings on cassette carriage (drawing).
• Set unit in vertical position, column approx. middle of travel range.

➪ Adjust the head end (upper) bearings (3/Fig. 3)
➪ Adjust the foot end (lower) bearings (4/Fig. 3). Access for the screwdriver is only
possible through the hole at (A/Fig. 3).
• It must be possible to still turn one roller manually.
• Set unit in horizontal position.
• Attach cassette carriage to the chain (2/Fig. 3).
• Attach guide rail (1/Fig. 3).
The adjustment takes place after the adjustment of the parking and loading position (see
chap. 9-8).

f
F
f
860
Fig. 4 Fig. 5
Adjust tension of the drive chain 9
Auxiliary device: Spring balance.
Adjustment conditions: Set unit in vertical position.
Adjustment: see Fig. 4 F = 20, ± 2N

f = 15 mm
Adjust belt tension of the cassette drive 9
Adjustment conditions: Set unit in vertical position
Adjustment: see Fig. 5 F = 5, ± 0.5N

f = 5 mm

Fig. 6
Adjusting the slip clutch 9
Aids: Spring balance 200 N and attachment parts
Preparations: • Cassette carriage without cassette in parking position

• Switch "Allarmax" off (plug in AMP3 / 24S2 I/O board)
• Press Emergency Stop button
• Attach spring balance and attachment parts as shown in
page 9 - 6
Measurement: • Unlock Emergency Stop button

• Read spring balance
Nominal: 170 N ± 20 N
Correction: - Adjust the slip clutch (A/Fig. 6) + Page 9-6

- Bend the safety clip (D) out of the adjustment nut (C).
• Use the hook wrench to turn the adjustment nut
Turn clockwise: force is increased
Turn counterclockwise: force is reduced
• Secure the adjustment nut.
Finally: • Switch on "Allarmax", (pull out AMP3 on 24S2 I/O board)


Cassette carriage
Loading position Exposure position Park position
3PT3 X
C
A 193 B
198 584
Spotfilm device
Fig. 7 Fig. 8 Spotfilm device with cassette carriage
• Set unit in vertical position.

• Press EMERGENCY STOP.
• Mechanical initial position: Pos. C = exposure position
C=193 mm (Fig. 8)
cassette carriage front edge ==> front edge of the
bottom sheet of the spotfilm device (X/Fig. 8).
• Electrical initial position: +5V, ± 50 mV

CPU-PC board 24S1, TP2/12 - TP2/13,14: 0V.

Cassette carriage
Loading position Exposure position Park position
C
A 193 B
198 584
Spotfilm device
Fig. 9 Spotfilm device with cassette carriage
Set end positions 9
Auxiliary device: Tape measure.
• Set distance:
Parking position (B/Fig. 9) - Distance cassette carriage front edge ==> front
edge of the bottom sheet of the spotfilm device (X/Fig. 9).
B = 584 mm Code = 102
• Select adjustment mode (see page 2-1).

- I/O PC board 24S2, DW 1/8 to ON.
- Enter code 102 and store.
• Stay in the adjustment mode
• Set distance:
Loading position (A/Fig. 9) - Distance cassette carriage front edge ==> front
edge of the spotfilm device (X/Fig. 9).
A = 198 mm Code = 101
• Enter code 101 and store

• Exit the adjustment mode
• Release EMERGENCY STOP.

Fig. 10
Movement times 9
The times are not adjustable.

Movement time parking position - exposure position t ≤ 0.9sec.
Fast series
Required: t ≤ 2sec
- Cassette 35 cm x 43 cm (transverse).
- 4 on 1 subdivision.
- Without object.
Maximum opening of the cassette jaws 9
• Adjust the guide rail (1/Fig. 10) so that a 43 cm cassette can be inserted. It must be
possible for the cassette carriage to reliably reach the loading position. The maximum
tension jaw height opening is 467 mm, ± 1 mm. If the tension jaws are opened too soon,
error 010 is signaled.

9 - 10 Cassette Carriage Drive

Format Sensing 10 10 - 1
Control overview 10

3S1
CPU PC board 24S1
EMERGENCY STOP
"Width" "Height"
Fig. 1

10 - 2 Format Sensing
3PT11
"Höhe"
"Height"
Spring
Feder
Loading
Ladeposition
3PT10 position
Scissors ik
Scherenmechan "Breite"
"Width"
mechanism
Fig. 2
Overview of the format sensing drive 10
Color coding on Potentiometers 3PT10 and 3PT11
M (2)
Potentiometers on the connection side:

M (2) = middle
L.D. (3) = left side down
R.D. (1) R.D. (1) = right side down

L.D. (3)
3PT10 3PT11
Middle (2): green Middle (2): green
Left side down (3): white Left side down (3): brown
Right side down (1): brown Right side down (1): white

Format Sensing 10 - 3
Fig. 3
Adjustment or replacement of potentiometers 3PT10, 3PT11 10
Remove table top and cover of spotfilm device (see chap.16 and chap.17).
NOTICE Potentiometers 3PT10 and 3PT11 are heat-sensitive!
Cassette jaws
Mechanical initial position (Fig. 3)
- Cassette jaw width, potentiometer 3PT10,

Spacing of the cassette jaws C = 332 mm (spacer gauge, see page 10 - 4).
Electrical initial position = + 5 V, ± 50 mV.
24S1 CPU board TP2/10 - TP2/13,14: 0V.
- Cassette jaw height, potentiometer 3PT11,

Spacing of the cassette jaws C = 332 mm (space gauge, see page 10 - 4).
Electrical initial position = + 5 V, ± 50 mV.
24S1 CPU board TP2/11 - TP2/13,14: 0V.

A
A C
E
Loading position
Loading position
Park position
Park position
B D C B
Spacer Gauge 10
A = 471 mm
D = 197 mm
C = 332 mm
The spacer gauge makes it easier to mechanically adjust the cassette jaw spacing.
It must be placed between the cassette jaws so that it is squared respectively straight.
If this is not done correctly, it can snap together very easily.

Format Sensing 10 - 5
Adjusting the end positions and the format sensing 10
Auxiliary equipment: Spacer gauge (see page 10 - 4)
• Move cassette carriage to loading position and adjust the cassette jaws as follows:
Width A = 471, ±1 mm (spacer gauge)

• Move cassette carriage to loading position and adjust the cassette jaws as follows:
Height B = 467, ±1 mm (cassette carriage is empty, maximum opening of the jaws)

• Move cassette carriage to parking position and adjust the cassette jaws as follows:
Height D = 197, ±1.5 mm (spacer gauge)

• Move cassette carriage to parking position and adjust the cassette jaws as follows:
Width E = 193, ±1.5 mm (cassette carriage empty, mechanical stop in park position)



Diaphragm Plate Drive 11 11 - 1
Control overview 11
CP9
PC board 22 S1
EMERGENCY STOP
Collimator
control
diaphragm
Collimator Remote control
plates
workstation console
3PT5
Fig. 1

11 - 2 Diaphragm Plate Drive
Diaphragm plates
Blendenplatten
ballKugellager
bearing
chain
Kette
3MT5
control panel
Bedienfeld chain
Kette
3PT5
Brass con-
Messing-
chain
Kette necting rod
Schubstange
guide
Führung
Fig. 2
Diaphragm plate drive overview 11
Drive: 3MT5
Actuation: 24S2
Control: 23Az5
Potentiometer: 3PT5
F17 6A/T
F18 6A/T 22TR1
F19 6A/T

Diaphragm Plate Drive 11 - 3
A C
Head Foot 5 4 2
end B D end
6
7
Fig. 3 Fig. 4
Mechanical check 11
Remove table top and spotfilm device cover (see chap.16 and chap.17).
Adjustment conditions: Manually shift diaphragm plates

evenly and free of play.
Adjustment: Adjustment of the bearings.

Have the rails been greased? (Longtime PD2)
Have the chains been greased? (Longtime PD2)
Symmetry and centering 11
Auxiliary device: Tape measure, flat spanner 8 mm (in the service kit),
put up a wrap wire or thread in center of spotfilm device
and tighten.
Adjustment conditions: A = B = C = D (Fig. 3)
Adjustment: Start to adjust one diaphragm plate (1/Fig. 4): loosen

the screws (6/Fig. 4), open the eccenter (5/Fig. 4),
adjust parallelism using the eccenter (4/Fig. 4). Then
adjust the eccenter (5/Fig. 4), at least one bearing must
be turnable. Tighten the screws (6/Fig. 4).
Proceed with the second diaphragm plate in the same
manner. The bearings (7/Fig. 4) are no eccenters.

Chain tension 11
415
Auxiliary device:
A A
Spring balance
F
Adjustment conditions:
Open diaphragm plates (A/Fig. 5) to
dimension 415 mm, ±1 mm. f
Adjustment: 560
Adjust chain tension.

F = 15 ± 8 N
f = 15 mm
Fig. 5
Adjust the slip clutch 11
Aids: Spring balance 200N and attachment parts
Preparations: Cassette carriage without cassette in Park Position.

Switch off "Allarmax" (plug in AMP3 on 24S2 I/O board)
Press the Emergency Stop button
• Attach the spring balance and attachment parts at "B" and at "A" to the diaphragm plates
as shown in the drawing on page 11-5 and (Fig. 6).
- Unlock the Emergency Stop button.
- Select Bucky mode, select full format
- Read spring balance
Nominal: 40, ± 10 N
Correction:
- Bend locking tab D out from adjusting nut C
- Adjust adjusting nut C with hook wrench
clockwise: force increases
counterclockwise: force decreases
- Press a locking tab D into adjusting nut C.
Switch on "Allarmax" ! (pull out AMP3 on 24S2 I/O board !)

spring balance
section A-A
D C
Mount this device under

diaphragm plate with open
Chain side facing toward foot end.
Diaphragm plate,
wall side
Head end Foot end
Diaphragm plate,
Doctor’s side
Mount this device under

diaphragm plate by clamping to bar
attached to underside of plate.
Spotfilm device
Fig. 6

423 Central beam center
418 A
215 C
38 B
Fig. 7
Adjustment and replacement of potentiometer 3PT5 11

Mechanical initial position: 215 mm, +/- 1 mm (C/Fig. 7).

Electronic initial position: + 5 V, ± 50 mV, 24S1 CPU board, TP2/9 - TP2/13,14 0V.
Set end positions

Set minimum diaphragm opening B = 38 mm, +/- 1mm (B/Fig. 7)

• Select adjustment mode (see page 2-1).
- I/O PC board 24S2, DW 1/8 to OFF.
Set maximum diaphragm opening A = 418 mm, +/- 1 mm (A/Fig. 7)

- 24S2 I/O board, DW 1/8 to OFF

Adjustment of gap width, general remarks 11
The factory adjusted spacing width on subdivided exposures is approx. 3 mm. For the
most part the spacing width depends on the positioning accuracy of the cassette carriage,
for both single exposures as well as series exposures. If the customer wishes to have
either a wider or narrower spacing, this can be adjusted electronically. The same spacing
width on exposures with 3 or 4 subdivisions cannot be obtained due to insufficient posi-
tioning accuracy of the cassette carriage.

I/O PC board 24S2, DW 1/8 to ON
Code 184 to 181 (reduction in steps of 0.2 mm each)
Code 185 (no software correction)
Code 186 to 189 (increase in steps of 0.2 mm each)
• Enter the desired code and store.
I/O PC board 24S2, DW 1/8 to OFF

Adjustment of gap width (subdivision mode) 11
• Insert 18 cm x 24 cm cassette transversely

• Select 3 on 1 subdivision
Measure diaphragm opening (1st measurement)
• Select 4 on 1 subdivision and 3 on 1 subdivision again, press "Preparation" briefly
Measure diaphragm opening (2nd measurement)
Nominal: difference from 1st and 2nd measurement < 1 mm
Correction:
- Potentiometer P1 on 23AZ5 (/Fig. 8), brake current.
CN1
F1 F3
J3
P6
F2
P5
P4
J2
J1 P1 BC1
P2 P3
L2 L1
Fig. 8
• Insert 35 cm x 43 cm cassette transversely

• Select 3 on 1 subdivision
Measure diaphragm opening (1st measurement)
• Select 4 on 1 subdivision and 3 on 1 subdivision again, press "Preparation" briefly
Measure diaphragm opening (2nd measurement)
Nominal: difference from 1st and 2nd measurement < 1 mm
Repeat process with 18 cm x 24 cm cassette until the difference is < 1 mm
(optimization).

Collimator 12 12 - 1
Control overview 12
Collimator
control 24S3
Height
Width
Fig. 1

12 - 2 Collimator
Fig. 2
Drive overview 12
Drive: MT1 (Height)

MT2 (Width)
Actuation: 24S2
Control: 23S3
Fuse: F1/F2 1A 23S3
Potentiometer: POT1 (Height)

POT2 (Width)

Collimator 12 - 3
Adjustment after replacement of the potentiometers 12
Mechanical initial position for the width:

Width collimator plates closed all the way
• Before installing, set the potentiometer to 900 Ohm (Ralco), 100 Ohm (Gorla), between
"CW" and "wiper"
• Take note of the direction of turn: when the width collimator opens the resistance value
must increase.
• On the CPU board 24S1, measure between TP2/13,14 = 0V and TP2/7: 1,45 V (Ralco),
700 mV (Gorla).
Mechanical initial position for the height:

Height collimator closed completely
• Before installation, set the potentiometer to 900 Ohm (Ralco), 100 Ohm (Gorla),
between "CW" and "wiper"
• Take note of the turn direction: when the height collimator opens the resistance value
must increase.
• On CPU board 24S1, measure between TP2/13, 14 = 0V and TP2/8: 1,45 V (Ralco),
700 mV (Gorla).
Adjusting the end positions 12
The procedure described here is repeated with each code listed in the table below.
- I/O PC board 24S2, DW 1/8 to ON
• Enter the code and store.
Width collimator closed completely: Code = 051
Height collimator closed completely: Code = 061
Width collimator opened completely: Code = 052
Height collimator opened completely: Code = 062


12 - 4 Collimator
Correction Factors for Collimator 12
With an increase of the values in a unit’s place the collimation is increased.
Example: Correction of the cassette width

The current value is 125.
If the width is to be lowered, the value 125 is to be reduced to values between 121 and
124 with the help of the P31/32 keys.
If the width is to be raised, the value 125 is to be increased to values between 126 and
129 with the help of the P31/32 keys.

- Enter the desired code (see table below) and store
Display Adjustment Storage

H Z E H Z E
Cassette width 1 2 1-9 P34/35 P34/35 P31/32 P33
Cassette height 1 3 1-9 P34/35 P34/35 P31/32 P33
I.I. width 1 4 1-9 P34/35 P34/35 P31/32 P33
I.I. height 1 5 1-9 P34/35 P34/35 P31/32 P33
• After a storage “0” appears in the unit’s place.


Grid 13 13 - 1
Control overview 13
I/O PC board 24S2

CPU PC board 24S1
3FC10 or 3XS2
Collimator
Collimator
control
Remote control
console
Collimator
workstation
Fig. 1

13 - 2 Grid
Fastening
Befestigung Frame
Raster
Grid Rahmen
The oscillating grid is in
SOL2 the parking position. It is
Hubmagnet
lift magnet pressed there by lift mag-
net SOL2 against the
spring force of the leaf
springs.
SOL1 lift magnet

3FC10 Hubmagnet
3XS2
Leaf springs
Blattfedern
Fig. 2
Oscillation grid, general remarks 13
The grid is actuated by means of magnet SOL1.

Magnet SOL2 keeps the grid in a central position for DFR exposures.
The microswitch 3FC10 / or proximity switch 3XS2 releases the exposure.
Grid movement range approx. 15, ± 1 mm, minimum oscillation time > 30 sec.
Control: 24S2.
The grid is centered mechanically via the tapped guide of the SOL 2 magnet.
NOTICE: The ohmic resistance of the SOL 1 coil is less

than that of SOL 2.
Programming of oscillation grid / removable multi-line grid 13
• Select the adjustment mode (see Page 2 - 1)

I/O board 24S2, DW 1/8 set to ON
Enter the code:
221 normal oscillation grid
222 removable multi-line grid
• Save the code that was entered.
I/O board 24S2, DW 1/8 set to OFF

Grid 13 - 3
Checking the grid centering 13
• Table in 0° position
• Tension thread / wire in center of spotfilm device
Nominal: Grid center +/- 1 mm from the thread / wire
Correction:
- Correct the position of the push rod guide
Checking the grid movement 13
• Table in 0° position
• Unlock grid by hand and keep it unlocked.
• Press grid by hand into one of the end stops and release it.
Nominal: at least five oscillations
Correction:
- none, check the condition of the springs (breaks / installation)
Grid contact 13
Mechanical grid contact 3FC10

• The contact must switch safely at the first oscillation, 24S2 / LED 57
(green) ON.
Correction:
- Correct position of the switch
Electronic grid contact 3XS2

• Unlock the grid by hand and press grid against stop on grid contact side.
Nominal: Grid frame - grid contact distance = 0.5 mm
Correction:
- Correct position of the switching element.
• The grid contact must switch safely at a distance < 5 mm, LED (red) at the grid contact or
24S2 / LED 57 (green) ON.

13 - 4 Grid

Tomography 14 14 - 1
Column (head - foot)
Tacho generator
Column (foot - head)
1.3 sec.
Fig. 1
Setting the tomographic height, beginning with firmware version

VB00D 14
Setting the column speed 14
• Connect and set the oscilloscope

CH1 Column motor control 22AZ3 C1 11 (tacho signal)
C1 12 (ground)
Time base: 0.2 cm/sec, Trigger internal, Level 1, Slope +
The speed of the column is shown on channel 1, the signal is positive or negative
according to the movement direction.
The radiation duration is shown on channel 2.
Setting conditions:
• Tomography 40°
• Tomographic height 200 mm
• Exposure system in table center
• Switch off "Allarmax" (plug in AMP3 on 24S2)
• Release tomographic exposure without radiation
• Measure travel time of column from head to foot (diagram)
Required: 1.3 sec. (+ 0.05 sec/ - 0.0 sec) (Fig. 1)
Correction:
Potentiometer P2 on SP 22AZ3 (Pick-a-back board, max. Speed)
clockwise: speed is increased
counterclockwise: speed is decreased
• Switch on "Allarmax", (remove AMP3 on 24S2) !

14 - 2 Tomography
Setting the spotfilm device speed 14
It is possible to set a tomographic height correction digitally with this software version. The
starting value is Code 175 and the correction can be made in 1 mm steps downwards with
Code 174 to 171 and in 1 mm steps upwards with Code 176 to 179.
A prerequisite is that the code 175 is programmed before the speed of the spotfilm device
is adjusted. Otherwise the correct tomographic height can not be set.
• Select adjustment mode, I/O PC board 24S2, DW 1/8 to ON, (see page 2 - 1)
• Verify if code 175 is programmed, search with keys P34 and P35 only
• If not, enter code 175 and store
• Exit adjustment mode, I/O PC board 24S2, DW 1/8 to OFF
• Connect multimeter: 24S1, TP2 - 4 (+)
24S1, TP2 - 14 (0V)
NOTICE The multimeter must be able to display three digits after the
decimal point.
• At the generator, set "SS" to off

• Switch off "Allarmax" (plug in AMP3 on 24S2)
• Tomography 40°
• Tomographic height 200 mm
• Exposure system in table center
• Press prep-button and hold until the column has reached its head-end start position and
the multimeter displays a stable value. Read and note down that value (value A, wiper -
voltage of potentiometer 3PT2).
Trigger a planigraphic exposure without radiation by pressing prep- and main-button.
Column travels from head end to foot end. Release prep- and main-button and
subsequently press both again thus triggering another planigraphic exposure allowing
the column to travel back from foot end to head end. Attention: keep prep- and main-
button depressed until the column has reached its head-end position and the multimeter
displays a stable value (value B).
• Determine the difference from both measured values A and B
Required: ± 5 mV
Correction:
Potentiometer P2 on SP 22AZ4 (Pick-a-back board, max. Speed)
clockwise: if A > B
counterclockwise: if A < B
Repeat the process until the required ± 5 mV are reached.

• Switch on "Allarmax", (pull out AMP3 on 24S2) !

Tomography 14 - 3
Software correction of the layer-height 14
• Perform tomographic exposure 40° and tomographic height 200 mm with tomographic
test.
• Determine the difference of the tomographic height.
Code 174 to 171 (decreasing in 1 mm steps each)

Code 175 (no software correction)
Code 176 to 179 (increasing in 1 mm steps each)
• Enter the desired code from the above table and store
- I/O PC board 24S2, DW 1/8 to OFF
• Take new tomographic exposure under the same conditions.
• If there is still a difference, make further corrections.
• In systems with FLUOROSPOT take an indirect tomography control exposure.
NOTICE The setting made at 40° / 200 mm applies for all tomographic
angles, tomographic heights and operating modes.
• Make sure that "Allarmax" is switched back on, (jumper AMP3 on 24S2 removed) !

14 - 4 Tomography
kV- act
t1 Column (head - foot)
t2
Säule (Kopf- Fuß)
Tacho generator
Column (foot - head)

Säule (Kopf- Fuß) Radiation
Fig. 2
Setting the tomographic symmetry 14
• Connect and adjust the oscilloscope

CH1 motor control column 22AZ3 C1 11 (tacho signal) 20V/div/40°
10V/div/20°
5V/div/ 8°
CH2 kV act generator
POLYDOROS LX D100.X18 500 mV/div

D100.X4 (ground)
POLYDOROS 50/80 SX D211 Σ kV-ACT 500 mV/div.

D211 (ground)
Time base: 0.2 cm/sec, Trigger internal, Level 1, Slope +
The column speed is displayed on channel 1; depending on the movement direc-

tion, the signal is positive or negative; the radiation time is displayed on
channel 2.
Adjustment conditions:
• Select 40 kV, minimum mAs on the generator.
• Insert cassette, 4 on 1 subdivision, close collimator.
• Select tomography and trigger exposure

Tomography 14 - 5
Adjustment: (direct radiography)
Required: Radiation (CH2) symmetrical to column speed
(CH1),i.e. t1 = t2 (Fig. 2).
Correction: Potentiometer on I/O PC board 24S2.

P2 for 40°, P4 for 20°, P6 for 8°.
NOTICE P2
P4 turning these clockwise delays radiation release.
P6
Adjustment: (indirect radiography)

Required: Radiation (CH2) symmetrical to column speed
(CH1),i.e. t1 = t2 (Fig. 2).
Correction: Potentiometer on the I/O-PC board 24S2.

P1 for 40°, P3 for 20°, P5 for 8°.
NOTICE P1
P3 turning these clockwise delays radiation release.
P5

14 - 6 Tomography

Radiation Geometry 15 15 - 1
Length
Marker
Side marker
Fig. 1
Coincidence of light field/radiation field 15
• Move the unit into the 0° position.

- SID = 115 cm.
- Full format and Bucky
• At the generator, set
- bed-side exposure
- select large focus.
Exposure position 15
• Using the setting buttons on the collimator, starting from the maximum format, set a
24 cm x18 cm rectangular format on the collimator scale for SID = 115.
• Switch on light localizer and mark light field edges with radio-opaque material,
e.g. washer or coins, attach a fifth marker as a side marking.
• Select approx. 50kV/2mAs and trigger an exposure.

15 - 2 Radiation Geometry
Y1
Film
Light field
X2 X1
Radiation field
Y2
Fig. 2
Evaluation 15
• On all four sides, measure the difference between the light field edges and the radiation
field edges and calculate the total difference in the X- and Y-directions.
∑X=X1+X2
∑Y=Y1+Y2
• If the tolerance is exceeded by ≥ 1.8%, adjust the collimator at the tube assembly flange
so that light field and radiation field are within the tolerance.
• Repeat the exposure.

Radiation Geometry 15 - 3
∆
∆
Fig. 3
Adjustment of the central beam 15
Horizontal table direction 15
• Set unit to 0°
• Stretch wrap-wire over the notches (spotfilm device center).
• SID = 135 cm.
• Loosen the X-ray tube support cover (1/Fig. 3).
• Switch on light localizer.
• Turn the X-ray tube and adjust central beam center.
• Deviation = 0 mm.
• Tighten the X-ray tube support cover (1/Fig. 3).
• Check: verify the difference at SID = 150 cm and SID= 115 cm.
Maximum permissible difference = ± 2% from SID.

15 - 4 Radiation Geometry
Fig. 4 Fig. 5
Vertical table direction 15
Verify the difference in the vertical table direction by changing the SIDs and adjust
by means of 2 Allen screws and 2 set screws (1/Fig. 4).
Maximum permissible difference = ± 2% from SID.
Check exposures:
• Insert a cassette that is marked so that the center and sides can be recognized.
• Trigger exposure.
• See table of contents, RXD3-209.034. . . .(SG CF Startup Instructions)
Adjust 0 degree switch 3FC1 15
• Set unit into 90° position.

• Loosen Allen screw (1/Fig. 5) and adjust the disk so that the trip lever engages in the
notch.

Installing/Removing the Tabletop 16 16 - 1
3
3TP1
Fig. 1
Removing the tabletop 16
• Disconnect the wires 5 and 7 on the terminal strip 3TB1 (back of column) (Fig. 1).
NOTICE If the 24S2.AMP1 connector is unplugged instead of leads 5 and

7, the compression carriage will move up after approx. 2 sec. and
the slip clutch will respond.
• Remove the covers (2/Fig. 1).

• Remove the ground wire and the end stop (3/Fig. 1).
• Move the tabletop at doctor’s side until you can remove it.
Installing the tabletop 16
• Put the tabletop in position carefully and push it evenly into the guide until it reaches the
mechanical stop. Pay special attention to the limit switches 3FC8 and 3FC9
(1/Fig. 1) to make sure they do not get bent or damaged.
• Now move the tabletop further in with motor force.
• Attach covers (2/Fig. 1).
• Restore the connections at the terminal strip 3TB1.
• Reattach end stop and ground wire (3/Fig. 1).

16 - 2 Installing/Removing the Tabletop

Installing/Remov. the Cover of the Spotfilm Dev. 17 17 - 1
a
b1
1 b
b
B
A
b
1
a
b1 b
Fig. 1 Fig. 2
Removing the upper cover of the spotfilm device 17
• Installation and removal with unit in 0° position

• Loosen the 8 Allen connection screws and the cover panel ground wire (1/Fig. 1).
Removing the lower cover of the spotfilm device 17
• Installation and removal with unit in 90° position

• During work on the cassette carriage motor and the potentiometer, remove the cover of
the spotfilm device (A/Fig. 2). To do so, loosen screws a and b1.
• During adjustment of the cassette carriage bearings, remove the cover of the spotfilm
device (B/Fig. 2). To do so, loosen screws b and b1.

17 - 2 Installing/Remov. the Cover of the Spotfilm Dev.

Changes to Previous Version 18 18 - 1
- Chapter 1-1, "Self-learn Package on CD-Rom" inserted.

- Chapter 1-3, section regarding "Replacing and Adjustment Potentiometers" inserted.
- Chapter 1-4, remark regarding "damaged or worn parts"
as well as "Manufacturer’s Note" added
- Chapter 1-6, Text corrected for "L23"
- Chapter 1-7, Text corrected for "L37"
- Chapter 1-8, Text corrected for "L51, L52, L57"
- Chapter 1-12, Fig. 8 revised and Fig. 9 updated.
- Chapter 1-20, designations of potentiometers, motors and boards corrected.
- Chapter 1-23, designations of motors and boards corrected.
- Chapter 1-24, section regarding "DIP switch DW1" inserted.
- Chapter 1-26, remark regarding Code 201-209 and Code 211-213 inserted.
- Chapter 1-27, 1-28, 1-29, "Listing of All Programming Codes" inserted.
- Chapter 3-1, "Overview of Control" moved above Fig. 1.
- Chapter 3-2, "Tightening screw" inserted into Fig. 2.
- Chapter 3-3, Text rewritten.
- Chapter 3-4, Text rewritten and section "Replacing the Brakes" inserted.
- Chapter 3-5, Fig. 8 inserted
- Chapter 3-6, Fig. 10 inserted.
- Chapter 3-9, text rewritten and expanded.
- Chapter 4-4, "Reference point....." and "Potentiometer play....." inserted.
- Chapter 5-3, "Reference Point: Outside Edge of the Table Frame" inserted.
- Chapter 6-4, Numbering of illustrations updated.
- Chapter 7-4, section "Adjustment of the SID Limit at 90°" inserted.
- Chapter 7-6, section "Adjustment of the 23Az7 Board" rewritten.
- Chapter 8-3, section "Electrical Adjustment", text rewritten.
- Chapter 9-5, section "Adjusting the Slip Clutch", text rewritten.
- Chapter 9-6, illustration expanded.
- Chapter 9-7, Fig. 8 revised.
- Chapter 9-8, Fig. 9 revised.
- Chapter 9-9, section "Maximum Tension Jaw Opening", text rewritten.
- Chapter 10-1, "Overview of Control" above Fig. 1 moved.
- Chapter 10-2, Fig. 2 revised, section "Overview of Drives for Format Sensing", text
rewritten.
- Chapter 10-3, remark regarding potentiometers inserted.
- Chapter 10-4, illustrations revised.
- Chapter 11-1, "Overview of Control" moved above Fig. 1, Fig. 1 revised.
- Chapter 11-2, typographical error corrected from "3PT7" to "3PT5".
- Chapter 11-3, section "Symmetry and Centering", "in the service kit" inserted.
- Chapter 11-4, Fig. 5 and text arranged differently, section "Adjusting the Slip Clutch"
from Chapter 11-5 rewritten and inserted.

18 - 2 Changes to Previous Version
- Chapter 11-5, Fig. 6 added, Section"Adjusting the Slip Clutch" moved to after Chapter
11-4.
- Chapter 11-6, Fig. 6 revised, text updated.
- Chapter 11-7, section "Adjustment of the Gap Width, General Remarks" from Chapter
11-8 inserted.
- Chapter 11-8, section "Gap Width Correction with Subdivisions" and illustration from
Chapter 11-7 inserted and rewritten.
- Chapter 12-3, section "Adjustments Following Replacement of Potentiometers", text
rewritten.
- Chapter 12-4, Text arranged differently.
- Chapter 13-2, section "Programming the Oscillation Grid" added.
- Chapter 14-1, text rewritten
- Chapter 16-1, text rewritten.
TD PS 21 / Schmidt, Tropia


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3 _______Tilt Drive ______________________________________________________ 3 - 1

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4 ______ Spotfilm Device Longitudinal Drive ________________________________4 - 1

Control overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-1

5 ______ Column Drive __________________________________________________5 - 1

Control overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-1

6 ______ Compression Drive _____________________________________________6 - 1

Control overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-1

7 ______ SID Drive______________________________________________________7 - 1

Control overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-1

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8 _______Table Transverse Drive __________________________________________ 8 - 1

9 _______Cassette Carriage Drive _________________________________________ 9 - 1

10 ______Format Sensing _______________________________________________ 10 - 1

11 ______Diaphragm Plate Drive _________________________________________ 11 - 1

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13 _____ Grid _________________________________________________________13 - 1

Control overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 - 1

14 _____ Tomography _________________________________________________14 - 1

15 _____ Radiation Geometry____________________________________________15 - 1

Coincidence of light field/radiation field. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 - 1

16 _____ Installing/Removing the Tabletop ________________________________16 - 1

Removing the tabletop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16 - 1

17 _____ Installing/Remov. the Cover of the Spotfilm Dev. ____________________17 - 1

Removing the upper cover of the spotfilm device . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17 - 1

18 _____ Changes to Previous Version ____________________________________18 - 1

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• Wiring diagram SIREGRAPH CF RHD 32

• Unit test certificate

• 2-channel memory oscilloscope ARTD Part 3

• Digital multimeter Ri>10 MOhm ARTD Part 3

• Fiber optic cable tester 84 28 039 GE999

• Torque wrench >40 Nm ARTD Part 3

• Spring balance 200 N ARTD Part 3

• Spirit level 28 69 436 RE999

• Protective ground wire tester 85 73 628 RE999

Details Regarding Tolerances 1

General tolerances for measures of length according to ISO 2768

Limit sizes over over over over over over over

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Remarks Regarding Adjustment 1

CAUTION Do not turn these potentiometers.

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Potentiometers, Remarks Regarding Replacement and

NOTICE Switching off the "Allarmax" software

If this jumper is not configured, in the AMP 3 connector

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IMPORTANT If one replaced subassembly does not function properly, do not

Lubricating Points / Bearings / Screws / Electrostatically-

Installation of Ball Bearings 1

Protection of Electrostatically-sensitive Devices 1

This document was originally written in German.

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L51 L50 L49

Overview I/O PC Board 24S2 1

LED Color Function

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2 _Adjustment Preparations __________________________________ 2 - 1

3 _Tilt Drive ________________________________________________ 3 - 1

4 Spotfilm Device Longitudinal Drive __________________________4 - 1

5 Column Drive ____________________________________________5 - 1

6 Compression Drive _______________________________________6 - 1

7 SID Drive________________________________________________7 - 1

8 _Table Transverse Drive ____________________________________ 8 - 1

9 _Cassette Carriage Drive ___________________________________ 9 - 1

10 Format Sensing _________________________________________ 10 - 1

11 Diaphragm Plate Drive ___________________________________ 11 - 1

13 _ Grid _____________________________________________________13 - 1

14 _ Tomography _____________________________________________14 - 1

15 _ Radiation Geometry________________________________________15 - 1

16 _ Installing/Removing the Tabletop ____________________________16 - 1

17 _ Installing/Remov. the Cover of the Spotfilm Dev. ________________17 - 1

18 _ Changes to Previous Version ________________________________18 - 1

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----> 0 = Messages file ----> 5=

----> 0 = Archivio messaggi ----> 5=

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