Clisis 13
Clisis 13
Clisis 13
13.1 FOREWORD
The CLISIS remote tilting table Spot Film Device is equipped with a software package that
allows the service personnel to set various configurations and calibration parameters, that are
stored into the CPU serial eeprom. To run the service software is necessary to enter the unit
maintenance mode carrying out the following procedure:
1 Switch on the unit and, while the led of the control desk keyboard are flashing, press and
hold at the same time buttons 42 and 43.
03
04
01 02
53
28 52
27 19
05 06 36 16
26 17 18 56
42 43 38 46
07 08 35 57
31 50 51
09 11 34 64 59
39 58
32 29
10 13
24
25 55
15 54
47
21 20
40
23 22 48 49
44 37
42 43
3 Release the 4 keys and wait for the console CPU to complete the self-test and the CAN
bus initialization.
At this point the indication that the console performs the Maintenance Mode appears on
the display.
The unit set-up routine is divided in different sub menu that can be selected as hereinafter
described:
Pressing button 22 it is possible to go forward in the service menu list;
Pressing button 20 it is possible to go forward in the parameters list of the selected menu;
Once selected the service menu and the parameter to be modified, the installer can modify the
parameter value pressing buttons 31 or 32 and store the parameter value in the serial eeprom
pressing button 34.
The maintenance mode can be abandoned in any moment pressing the preparation button.
NOTE
When the unit enters the maintenance mode, the most of the safety controls are disabled.
In particular:
WARNING:
NOTE:
THE SFD CPU IS ABLE TO RECOGNIZE BOTH MILLIMETRIC AND INCHES CASSETTES. IN
THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS THE CALIBRATION PROCEDURES FOR MILLIMETRIC
CASSETTES ARE EXPLAINED.
IN ORDER TO CALIBRATE A SFD USING INCHES CASSETTE IT IS ENOUGH TO FOLLOW
THE SAME PROCEDURES USING A 10 X 12 CASSETTE INSTEAD OF A 24 X 30
CASSETTE.
This calibration allows setting the cassette movements run limits and consist on the regulation
of the two ends of travel micro switches.
This calibration is carried out by displacing the cam that depresses the cassette holder limit
switch.
2. Remove the SFD top cover to access the parking position micro switch
4. Check that the distance that remains between the bottom of the spot film device and the
rear side of the cassette holder is 10 mm as shown in the following figure.
In the positive it is not necessary to adjust the position of the micro switch and it is
possible to jump to step 8, otherwise correct the position of the cam that activates the
cassette parking position limit switch as hereinafter described.
5. Press button 15 and move the cassette tray away from the parking position to free the
limit micro switch. Adjust, if necessary, the position of the limit micro switch FC7 by
releasing screws A as shown in the following figure.
6. Loosen screws B and position the cassette tray cam as determined in step 4. Tighten
screws B.
7. Press button 14 and drive the cassette tray to the parking position. Return to step 4.
8. Exit the maintenance mode pressing the preparation button or switching the unit off
2. Remove the steel cover that protects the micro switch as shown in the following figure
3. Press button 15 and move the cassette tray to the external of the SFD until it stops on the
limit micro switch.
4. Check that the stop position allows an easy introduction of the cassette in the tray. In the
positive jump to step 6, otherwise continue with the adjustment procedure.
5. Press button 14 and move the cassette tray away from the external position to free the
limit micro switch.
6. Correct the micro switch position loosening the screws that hold the micro switch
supporting plate as shown in the following figure.
7. Tighten the micro switch supporting plate screws, and return to step 3.
9. Exit the maintenance mode pressing the preparation button or switching the unit off
The SFD are uses two magnetic proximity switches to recognize the cassette format and to
detect the grid position for the correct exposure release. Hereinafter there is the correct
calibration procedure of the proximity switch sensing circuit.
2. Remove the SFD bottom cover to access the SFD CPU board.
3. Using pushbuttons 14 and 15, move slowly the cassette tray in the way that it passes more
times, in the two directions, over the proximity switch.
4. Check that when the 2 metal plates mounted on the bottom side of the cassette tray pass
over the proximity switch, the corresponding signaling led LD9 lights shortly.
5. In the negative, check that in all tilt conditions the bottom plates of the cassette tray are set
at about 2-3 mm. from the proximity sensor input surface. If this distance is not correct,
modify it adding or removing spacers under the proximity switch board. If the distance is
correct, turn potentiometer PT2 to correct the sensitivity of the sense circuit.
6. Calibrate the cassette format identification system as described in section 12.4.8 of the
manual.
8. Exit the maintenance mode pressing the preparation button or switching the unit off
2. Remove the SFD bottom cover to access the SFD CPU board.
3. Activate the grid motor pressing pushbutton 04 and check that when the cams of the
connecting rod or the grid frame pass in front of the proximity switch LD10 Lights shortly.
4. In the negative turn potentiometer PT3 to correct the sensitivity of the sense circuit.
6. Exit the maintenance mode pressing the preparation button or switching the unit off
2. Remove the tabletop assembly carrying out, in the reverse order, the instructions
contained in section 6.8.
4. Make a reference mark between the two sleeves 42 and the frame in order to be re-
assembly them in the same position.
6. Release all the terminal-screws on the front limiting device 3 and 28 and on the rear-
limiting device 6 and 31.
8. Remove the chain 14, the joints 15 and the turnbuckles 17 from the wire rope.
9. Mount, on one end of the new wire rope, by means of the joints, the chain and the part of
turnbuckle composed by the eye and the brass sleeve.
10. Mount, on the other end of the wire rope, the turnbuckle.
11. Assemble the chain on gear 13, keeping it locked by means of a small band. Be careful
that the two extremities of the chain are in pair.
12. Assemble on the SFD the pulley assembly 39 without fixing them.
13. Starting from pulley 21, mount the wire rope following the diagram of the following
drawing.
14. Tighten screws 43 of assembly 39 until the two marks previously made on sleeves 42
coincide.
14. Verify that all pulleys rotate freely and then tighten the rope.
Fix temporarily the turnbuckle to the rope, by means of the terminal screws, in order to
allow the manual displacement of the shutters as respect as the rope, during the
calibrations.
15. Verify that the chain extremities 14 are equidistant from the cogwheel 13 of the
movement transmission.
16. Using as reference the SFD central axis evidenced by two markers in the chassis,
position the 2 shutters at a distance of 12.5 cm from the center axis.
Lock the shutters terminal screws.
16. Switch the table on and check the correct film division.
In case adjust it following the instructions contained in section 12.4.5 and 12.4.6.
17. Mount back the SFD upper covers and the patient tabletop.
A) Parallelism calibration;
Before carrying out these two following adjustments check that the cable that leads the blades
is correctly mounted.
Parallelism regulation
2. Remove the tabletop assembly carrying out, in the reverse order, the instructions contained
in section 6.8.
4. Using buttons 8 and 10 drive the near film shutters approximately halfway.
5. Measure the distances between the back of the spot film device and the right and left
extremities of the most internal blade.
6. If these distances are equal, the internal blade is well aligned, otherwise correct the
parallelism by releasing one of its extremities.
7. Considering the center of the spot film device (indicated by two markers on the SFD
chassis) and adjust the position of the most external blade so as to obtain the symmetry of
the two blades in respect to the above center.
8. Pressing button 08 open by small steps the shutters until the limit switch is activated.
9. Measure the distance between the blades and check if it is equal to 43.5 cm.
b) Loosen screws B to correct the position of the limit micro switch FC11 as shown in
the following figure.
12. Exit the maintenance mode pressing the preparation button or switching the unit off.
13. Switch the table on and check the correct film division. If necessary, adjust it following the
instructions contained in section 13.6.
WARNING:
If the switch is moved backward, the shutters shall open more, if it is moved forward they will
open less; besides, the displacement of 1 mm. of the switch causes a variation of 2 mm. (the
double) in the opening distance of the shutters.
WARNING
4. Check the distance between the divisions and, if necessary, modify it carrying out the
following procedure:
c. Press button the distance between the divisions must be reduced or button 08 if this
distance must be increased.
Each time the button is pressed the distance is increased or reduced by 1.0 mm
step; led 09 shows the activation of button 10, while led 07 shows the activation of
button 08.
d. When the desired adjustment has been achieved, press key 01 to store in the
80C166 CPU eeprom the new calibration data and automatically exit the film
division setting routine.
5. Exit the service mode pressing the preparation button or switching the unit off.
5. Expose another film to verify the correct setting of film division and, if necessary, repeat
the adjustment procedure until the desired result is reached.
This calibration allows setting the grid parking run limits and consist on the regulation of the two
ends of travel micro switches.
This calibration is carried out by displacing the cam that depresses the grid movement limit
switch.
2. Remove the SFD top cover to access the grid parking position micro switch
3. Press button x and move the grid assembly away from the parking position to free the limit
micro switch and drive it back to its park position. Adjust, if necessary, the position of the
limit micro switch FC9 by releasing screws B as shown in the following figure.
4. Adjust, if necessary, the position of the limit micro switch FC9 by releasing screws A as
shown in the following figure.
5. Exit the maintenance mode pressing the preparation button or switching the unit off
This calibration is carried out by displacing the cam that depresses the grid movement limit
switch.
7. Remove the SFD top cover to access the grid in the field position micro switch
8. Press button x and move the grid assembly away from the parking position to free the limit
micro switch and drive it back to its park position. Adjust, if necessary, the position of the
limit micro switch FC10 by releasing screws D as shown in the following figure.
9. Adjust, if necessary, the position of the limit micro switch FC10 by releasing screws C as
shown in the following figure.
10. Exit the maintenance mode pressing the preparation button or switching the unit off
This procedure is to be carried out each time one of the following cases verifies:
A) The cassette in limit stop cam is moved from its calibration position.
B) For any reason the proximity switch that detects the cassette size is disassembled or
reassembled (this proximity is fixed on the spot film device structure near the parallax
correction carriage).
C) At the time of the new installation because the cassettes of various manufacturers
normally have external dimensions slightly different.
D) Each time the spot film device does not identify any more the cassette size. In this
case, before carrying out again this calibration make sure that the cassette is not
defective (maybe deformed).
For carrying out the following procedure a 24x30 cm. cassette must be used:
2 Bring the cassette tray outside (if is necessary) using button 18.
3 Load the SFD with a 24x30 cm. cassette with the 24-cm. side in the direction of the
cassette holder displacement (with the 30-cm. side in the direction of patient's length).
6 Exit the maintenance mode pressing the preparation button or switching the unit off.
1. Remove the SFD lower covers. Remove the SFD electronic sub rack cover to freely
access the electronic boards.
2. Access the light cell assembly by removing cover 27 and the protection bar 36. These
parts are mounted on the SFD chassis by means of screws 18, 33 and 35.
4. Switch the unit on, and drive the table to its horizontal stop position.
5. Insert a 35x43 cassette in the cassette tray, with the 43-cm side in the patient length.
6. Move a 10-mm spacer along the cassette side on the cassette tray handle and verify that
led 7 on the SFD interface board is never set on. That means that the light cell safety
circuit is correctly activated. Be careful to move the spacer in the way that only the
spacer can interrupt the light beam.
7. In case there are positions in which the safety circuit is not activated, adjust the self-
locking nut 28 to properly align the infrared beam.
8. Move a 5-mm spacer along the cassette side on the cassette tray handle and verify that
led 7 on the SFD interface board is always off. That means that the light cell safety
circuit is never activated.
9. In case there are positions in which the safety circuit is activated, adjust the self-locking
nut 28 to properly align the infrared beam. Repeat the adjustment procedure from point
6.
10. Check proper light cell alignment tilting the table to +90° and moving in/out several time
the cassette. Repeat the test with different cassette formats.
11. Mount back cover 27, the sub rack cover and the SFD lower covers.
WARNING:
WARNING
2 Clear the data contained in the EEPROM and in the RAM, pressing button 06.
3 Carry out the cassette size identification system calibration making that procedure from
step 2 to step 5.
5 Check that the center of the cassette is aligned with the center of the spot film device. In
the negative modify the position of the cassette center using buttons 07 or 09.
6 When the position is considered to be the correct one depress pushbutton 12 to store the
new position in the eeprom.
7 Exit the maintenance mode pressing the preparation button or switching the unit off.
The grid can be removed from the SFD without removing its supporting frame.
The suggested procedure is the following:
1. Remove the tabletop assembly carrying out, in the reverse order, the instructions contained
in section 6.8.
2 Open manually the near film shutters 2 and 3 in order to freely access the screws that lock
the holding plates to the grid frame.
2 Close the near film shutters and replace the grid 4 as shown in the following figure.
3 Once the grid has been inserted, position carefully the holding plates and fix them.
WARNING
THE GRID IS GENERALLY INSTALLED IN FACTORY DURING THE UNIT FINAL TESTS. FOR
THIS REASON, DURING SYSTEM INSTALLATION YOU ARE NOT REQUIRED TO INSTALL THE
GRID UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED.
1. Remove the tabletop assembly carrying out, in the reverse order, the instructions
contained in section 6.8.
3. The AEC detector is placed inside a special frame positioned below the grid assembly.
For this reason is necessary to remove the grid frame as indicated in the following
procedures.
a1 Disconnect from one side of the frame the rope tightened 4.8, loosing the stretching nut
and the locking screw 2.8.
a2 Remove the hexagon screws that fix, on the opposite side of the movement assembly, the
blocks 9.8 with the sliding rollers in the external frame 10.8.
a3 Close the near film shutters and pull back the frame as necessary to pull up from the front
side and take it out from the external frame.
b1) Remove the 4 screws that fix the connecting brackets of the grid frame to the external
frame.
b2) Loosen the screws that fix the brackets to the internal frame (it is enough in one side
only).
b3) Push back the brackets until the frame can come out from the external one.
b4) Close the near film shutters 2.12 and 3.12 (see section 6.12) and exit the grid frame
from the front side after having pulled it back and raised it up on the front side as
indicated in fig. 12.
In this moment it is possible to start with the installation of the AEC detector.
3) Remove the screws and the related blocks 3.10 used to fix the detector into its frame.
4) Insert the detector in the middle of the near film shutters 1.10 and 4.10, and close them
as necessary to free the cable 7.10 that must be inserted inside the openings 5.10 and
6.10 prepared in the frame.
5) Open the near film shutters and position correctly the detector into its frame.
6) Close the near film shutters and fix the detector to its frame in the three provided points
using the holdings blocks 3.10 and the related screws.
7) Position and fix with great attention the cable 1.11 that from the detector 2.11 must
reach the preamplifier 4.11.
8) Mount the grid frame using the reverse procedure adopted for the grid removing.
10) If the unit is equipped with the grid parking option, mount the rollers holders on the grid
frame and adjust them until the movement between the two frames is smooth and with a
minimum clearance.
WARNING:
THE AEC DETECTOR IS GENERALLY INSTALLED IN FACTORY DURING THE UNIT FINAL
TESTS. FOR THIS REASON, DURING SYSTEM INSTALLATION YOU
ARE NOT REQUIRED TO INSTALL THE AEC DETECTOR UNLESS OTHERWISE
INDICATED.
FIG. 8
FIG. 10