DIS-200 Service Manual

Chapter 5
Chapter 5 DIS-200
Chapter Contents
5.1 Technical Description
5.2 Troubleshooting
5.3 Replacing Parts
5.4 Service Application
5.5 System Adjustments

Chapter Contents
5.1.1 System Content
5.1.2 Data Flow
5.1.3 Camera Head
5.1.4 GIM Board
5.1.5 PC tower
5.1.6 IAPDB Board
5.1.7 AGP Board
5.1.8 VIB Board
5.1.9 LVDS Board
5.1.10 Backing Up and Restoring Software Settings
5.1.11 Confirming Current Version Information
5.1.12 Upgrading the Software Version
5.1.13 BIOS Settings (for reference)

5.1.1 System Content
The DIS-200 image processor consists of three units.

Each unit remains in constant communication and generates an error message and
restricts functionality if communication is interrupted, such as due to a defective cable.
GIM Board
Camera Head
Computer
(inside monitor cart)
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5.1.2 Data Flow
The following illustrates the overall flow of image data for each mode.
5.1.2.1 Real-Time Fluoroscopy Display
Real
Real Time
Time Fluoro
Fluoro Display
Display
Memory
Memory Memory
Memory
Camera
Camera
FPGA0
Video
Video
FPGA0 FPGA1
FPGA1 FPGA2
FPGA2 FPGA3
FPGA3 VIB
VIB Out
Out
GIM
GIM
Bulk Graphics
Graphics Laser
Laser
80303 Bulk Card DHC
DHC
80303 memory
memory Card imager
imager
PCI
PCIbus
bus
PC
PC
PC CD
CD
PCCPU
CPU memory
HDD
HDD
memory device
device
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5.1.2.2 Displaying and Recording R/F Images
Memory
Camera
FPGA0 FPGA1 FPGA2 FPGA3 VIB Video
Out
GIM
Bulk Graphics Laser

80303 Card DHC
memory imager
PCI bus
PC
HDD
CD
PC CPU
memory device
Memory
Camera
Out
GIM
Graphics
80303
Bulk
Card DHC Laser
memory imager
PCI bus
PC CD
PC CPU HDD
memory device
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5.1.2.3 Loading Images
Memory Memory
Camera
Out
GIM
Bulk Graphics Laser

80303 Card DHC
memory imager
PCI bus
PC CD
PC CPU HDD
memory device
Memory Memory
Camera
Out
GIM
Bulk Graphics Laser

80303 Card DHC
memory imager
PCI bus
PC
HDD
CD
PC CPU
memory device
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5.1.2.4 Displaying Reference Images
Memory Memory
Camera
FPGA0 FPGA1 FPGA2 FPGA3 VIB Primary
Video
GIM
Out
Bulk Graphics Reference

80303 Card Video
memory
Out
PCI bus
PC
HDD
CD
PC CPU
memory device
Memory Memory
Camera
FPGA0 FPGA1 FPGA2 FPGA3 VIB Primary
Video
GIM
Out
Bulk Graphics Reference

80303
memory Card Video
Out
PCI bus
PC CD
PC CPU HDD
memory device
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5.1.2.5 External Output
Memory Memory
Camera
Out
GIM
Graphics
80303
Bulk
Card DHC Laser
memory
imager
PCI bus
PC
PC CPU HDD CD
Network memory
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5.1.3 Camera Head
The camera head includes the SENSOR board (1 megapixel CCD), CORRECT board,
and Interface board. On ACTIVO models, the iris is controlled by the WHA CONT board,
but on PLENO models, the iris is controlled from the camera head.
Block Diagram
NOTE:
NOTE:
The
TheIris,
and
Iris,Lens
andmotor
Lens
motor
CCD Camera Head
are
aresupplied
suppliedby
by CCD Sensor Board CCD Correction Board Interface Board
Shimadzu
Shimadzu DC iris
CCD +/- 16V Defect Direct control
CCD Power +/- 6V Maps Couple
Sensor Regulator + 3.3V Iris
Control
Lens Video 12 Bit 75 Ohm Video

FPGA 12 Bit Out
Buffer A/D Driver
D/A
Control /
Power
Motor
Iris GoldOne
GoldOne
CCD Interface Control
Timing
Generator 800
LVDS +/- 16V
MHz
Iris Digital +/- 6V Power
Fiber
+ 3.3V
Driver I/O Supplies
I/F
To Shimadzu Subaru ( only one of these, not

both will be available in a system) 3
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5.1.4 GIM Board
Functions
· Communicates with WHA CONT board via a serial connector.
· It communicates with the IAPDB board via Ethernet and a 100 MHz serial link.
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Block Diagram
Generator Interface Module (GIM)

I/O to/From
Host X-ray System
IAPDB Two State

Inputs
100 MHz
Serial Link FPGA Two State
Outputs
Reference
Outputs
ABS
Memory Embedded OUTPUT To Host
Processor Analog X-Ray System
EPROM Outputs
Analog
Inputs
RS-232
EPLD
Shimadzu C-Arm +12 VDC
Power CAN Bus
-12 VDC
Supply
+5 VDC
30
LED No.
The GIM board includes a set of 4 LEDs and a set of 32 LEDs. Each LED in the set of 4
is described below.
· LED 1 – Normally OFF. Downloading to FPGA.
· LED 2 – Normally ON. Receiving via Ethernet.
· LED 3 – Normally flashes approx. once per second.
· LED 4 – Normally ON. Transmitting via Ethernet.
· The set of 32 LEDs is mainly used to indicate status of the two-state signal.
Location of LEDs On GIM Board
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Content of Communication With WHA CONT Board
Analog Voltage (IBS signal 6 V reference)
ABS +
GIM X-ray
ABS Common: 0 Volts Isolated Generator
Serial Communication (The followings are communicated via a serial connector.)

· kV
· mA
· Camera Rotation
· Image Type - (Spot, DSA, Fluoro, Pulsed Fluoro)
· Spot Frame Rate
· Pulsed Fluoro Frame Rate
· Post Acquisition H & V Reverse
· Magnification Modes
· Dose Rate - Normal, High, Low
· Injection Delay
· Image Brightness and Contrast
· Fluoro Loop Rate
· Other
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Real-Time Communication (regarding fluoroscopy and exposure)

· Fluoro ON, Prep, ReqPulsed Fluoro V Drive (VD),
Photospot (digital radiography)
The two-state input signal line includes an LED to indicate input status. For Fluoro ON,
Prep, and Req, the status of signal input from controller can be confirmed on the circuit
board. The status of each signal can be monitored using a service application as well.
Fluoro On
Prep
GIM Request X-ray

Generator
Photospot In/Out N.O. 1

Photospot In/Out Common 1
Synch In/Out
Injector
Fluoro On
X-ray
GIM Generator
Vdrive
(30Hz)
Fluoro Pulse On
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Layout of Connectors on GIM Board
Connector names are not indicated the GIM board. Therefore, use the figure below as a
reference when confirming connections or reconnecting cables.
Power Supply
P20-1 IBS＋
P20-2 IBS COMMON P2-PORT2
P18-1 PFluoro Drive
P18-3 PFluoro Ref
Up
P1-PORT4
Up
P1-PORT1
Serial Port O
P15
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5.1.5 Computer
Note: Actual location of components may vary depending on type of computer.
JP1 CDR/
CD-RW
Computer Power
Supply (033-004)
LVDS Interface
Board Kit
(726-458-G2)
Floppy Diskette
Drive
CPU
(098-651)
DIMM 1 (098-611) – For upgrading to 512 MB
DIMM 0 (098-611)
Power Supply Connector

DIMM 2
Secondary IDE (CD-R/CDRW)
Primary IDE (Hard Drive)
Floppy Diskette Drive
Hard
Drive
Graphics Card (098-649)
Modem
Optional Hardcopy Board
IAPDB Board
Video Output Board
Computer Cabinet - Side View
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Power Supply
LVDS Card
Graphics Card
Modem Card
Digital Host
IAPDB Board
VIB Card
Cabinet - Rear View
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5.1.6 IAPDB Board
Function: Main DIS-200 Circuit Board
Most DIS-200 functions are processed on this board.

· Interfaces with camera
· Image acquisition, image processing, and image display
· Interfaces with other circuit boards in computer
(such as loading images from computer memory)
· Interfaces with GIM board
Block Diagram
Image Acquisition, Processing and Display Board

(IAPDB)
Memory Memory Memory Memory
Scan
GIM Converter
Camera
FPGA0 FPGA1 FPGA2 FPGA3
Secondary PCI bus
Bulk
Memory Embedded
AGP/DVI RGB DAC
Processor
EPLD
PCI Bus
18
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The IAPDB board includes 2 sets of LEDs. One is a set of 9 LEDs and the other is a set
of 4 LEDs.
1 2 3 4
D
1 2 -9
Description of Each LED in Set of 4 LEDs
LED4
· Normally OFF, switches ON when not all FPGA loaded properly.
LED3
· Normally OFF, indicates a camera iris error when ON.
LED2
· Normally OFF, indicates whether SDRAM clock is currently locked.
LED1
Normally ON, it indicates FPGA2 is functioning normally.
Description of Each LED in Set of 9 LEDs

· LED 1 = IAPDB Interrupt 1 - Normally flashes
· LED 2 = IAPDB Interrupt 2 - Normally flashes
· LED 3 = Rad Expose ON - LED switches ON when signal is received
· LED 4 = Rad Ready ON - LED switches ON when signal is received
· LED 5 = Req ON - LED switches ON when signal is received
· LED 6 = Prep ON - LED switches ON when signal is received
· LED 7 = Fluoro Pulse ON - LED switches ON when signal is received
· LED 8 = Fluoro ON - LED switches ON when signal is received
· LED 9 = IAPDB Processor State. ON indicates error.
Example of LED Behavior
During Continuous Fluoroscopy: LD7 is ON
During Pulsed Fluoroscopy: LD7 flashes
When the imaging footswitch is pressed, first LD4 and LD6 illuminate, then LD4,
LD5, and LD6 illuminate.
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5.1.7 AGP Board (graphics board)
Synthesizes image from GUI and IAPDB, then outputs via connector SVGA, which is
displayed on reference monitor.
Connected to IAPDB board via the (external) DVI connector.
Sapphire Graphics Card Gigabyte Graphics Card

Used through end of 2005. Used from beginning of 2006.
Block Diagram
Primary Display Video

Receives Live Scan Converter Video
Images via Camera To VIB
Head
IAPDB
DVI
Receives GUI and

Reference Images via
Mother Board
ATI Reference Display
AGP Out
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5.1.8 VIB Board
Though installed into MOTHER board, PCI bus is not used. It receives video signal from
the IAPDB board, then buffers and outputs the signal. Also used for scan conversion.
Block Diagram
Primary Display (Composite)
Primary Display (Composite)
Video From
IAPDB VIB
Scan Converter (S-Video)
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5.1.9 LVDS Board
Receives signal from camera.

Supplies power to camera.
Block Diagram
LVDS To/From IAPDB

LVDS and Power
LVDS to Camera
+12VDC From Power Supply

Board
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5.1.10 Backing Up and Restoring Software Settings
Saves configuration data and calibration data to floppy disks. This allows quickly and
easily restoring the system if one of the main computer components requires
replacement.
5.1.10.1 Saving Configuration Data on Floppy Disks
Insert a blank double-sided high density floppy disk into the floppy drive (A).
Click [Service Applications] - [Configurations] and follow the procedure below.
[Backup]
Button
1. Click this button to access the backup function. This displays a

confirmation window.
2. Click [Yes] to start the backup procedure. This opens the

[Backup Configuration] window.
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3. Select the file name and type, then click [Save]. The file is saved in the
[Backup] folder (or other specified location).
4. The four file types that should be backed up include [System Config], [User
Config], [LUT Config], and [APR Config].
5.1.10.2 Saving Calibration Data on Floppy Disks
Insert a blank double-sided high density floppy disk into the floppy drive (A).
Click [Service Applications] - [Configurations] and follow the procedure below.
[Backup]
Button
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1. Click this button to access the backup function. This displays a

confirmation window.
2. This opens a new window. Enter a name for the new file in the [File Name:]
box. Use the current date to name the file.
NOTE
The file extension (xml) must be left on the file name.
3. Click [Save].
4. Repeat Steps 1 to 3. However, this time use the same file name (current
date), but change the location for saving the file to the floppy disk drive (A).
5. Click [Save].
6. When all system parameters have been saved on the floppy disk, the
system will return to the [Field Service] window.
7. Label the floppy disk with the following information.

· Disk Title: "Camera Parameters"
· Reason for Backup: "Parameters for Maintenance and Inspection"
· Current Date
· Name of engineering making backup.
Store this backup disk with technical manuals.
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5.1.10.3 Restoring Configuration Data to a Hard Drive From a Floppy

Disk
1. Insert the floppy disk with configuration data saved in 5.1.10.1, into the
floppy disk drive.
2. Click [Service Application] - [Configration], then click the [Restore] button

and click [YES].
Click [Restore]
3. Select the backup data in the floppy disk drive (A).
4. A [Registry Editor] message window will be displayed to confirm that the

restore update was successful. Click [OK].
5. When all system parameters are restored, click [SAVE].
6. Click [System Shutdown].
7. Restart the system.
8. Store this backup disk with technical manuals.
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5.1.10.4 Restoring Calibration Data to a Hard Drive From a Floppy Disk
1. Insert the floppy disk with calibration data saved in 5.1.10.2, into the floppy
disk drive.
2. Click [Service Application] - [Calibration], then click the [Restore] button and
click [YES].
Click [Restore].
3. Select the backup data in the floppy disk drive (A).
4. A [Registry Editor] message window will be displayed to confirm that the

restore update was successful. Click [OK].
5. When all calibration parameters are restored, click [SAVE].

6. Click [System Shutdown].
7. Restart the system.
8. Store this backup disk with technical manuals.
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5.1.11 Confirming Current Version Information
Click the [Status] icon on the reference monitor, then click the [Software Versions] tab.
Application Software
Version
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5.1.12 Upgrading the Software Version
Upgrades/updates are provided in the form of a CD-R disk. Since upgrade/update

procedures differ slightly for each upgrade/update, be sure to use the procedure
provided at the same time as the CD-R disk. For reference purposes, the
V2003.12.04.12 upgrade procedure is shown on the next page. The basic process is as
follows.
(1) Backup data
(2) Uninstall current software
(3) Install new version
(4) Restore settings data
(5) Specify various settings
Upgrade/Update Procedure
NOTE
This upgrade requires logging in to Service App (password: "orion").
Start the process with the system power OFF.
1. Switch the system power ON.
2. Hold down the left [Shift] key while booting (until the [Login] window is
displayed).
3. Enter "serviceapp" as the login name and "orion" as the password.
4. Switch to the English mode as follows.
(1) Press the Windows key on the keyboard or click [Start] to display the
[Start] menu.
(2) Point to [Control Panel] and click [Regional and Language Options].
(3) Click the [Regional Options] tab and set the locale in the [Standards and
formats] area to [English (United States].
(4) Click [Apply].
(5) Click [OK].
The Service Application (utility program) will then start up.
Backing Up Configuration Files
NOTE
File extensions indicated in paratheses might not be shown.
5. Click [Config] on the main menu of the Service Application.

6. Click [Backup].
7. When "Are you sure?" is displayed, click [Yes]. This displays a dialog box
for backing up files.
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8. Confirm that the file name is "SysConfig-Backup(.xml)". Confirm that

"C:\Program Files\Shimadzu\XML\Backup" is the directory indicated in the
[Save In:] box.
9. Click [Save].(If the "Do you want to replace it?" message is displayed, click
[Yes].)
10. The next dialog box for backing up files then is displayed.
11. Confirm that the file name is "UserConfig-Backup(.xml)". Confirm that
[Save In:] box.
[Yes].)
14. Confirm that the file name is "LUTs-Backup(.xml)". Confirm that
[Save In:] box.
[Yes].)
17. Confirm that the file name is "APRConfig-Backup(.xml)". Confirm that
[Save In:] box.
[Yes].)
19. This completes the backup procedure. Click [Exit] to close the [Config]
menu.
Disabling the Auto-Shutdown Function
20. Press the Windows key.

21. Right-click the [OrionManager] icon on the taskbar. Click [Options] on the
right-click menu.
22. Clear the [Enable Automatic Shutdown] checkbox on the [Configuration
Options] menu.
23. Click [Save] and close Orion Manager.

24. Click [Exit] to close the Service Application. (This starts Clinical Application.)
25. Close Clinical Application to return to the Windows desktop.
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Uninstalling the DIS-200 Software (Shimadzu DSA Software)
26. Click [Start], point to [Settings] and click [Control Panel].

27. Double-click [Add or Remove Programs].
28. Click [DIS-200] (or [Shimadzu DSA], depending on the version). When the
selected line expands, click [Change/Remove].
29. The [InstallShield Wizard] welcome window will be displayed with 3 buttons.
Of those 3 buttons, click [Remove] (removes all installed features).
30. Click [Next]. When the [Confirm Uninstall] confirmation box is displayed,
click [OK].
31. The Wizard begins uninstalling the program. (A progress bar is displayed
and deleted files are displayed as the program is uninstalled. When finished,
a dialog box will be displayed to indicate it has finished uninstalling the
software.)
32. Click [Finish]. (Leave the [Add or Remove Programs] window open.)
33. Insert the upgrade CD into the CD-ROM drive.
34. In the [Add or Remove Programs] window, click [Add New Programs].
35. Click [CD or Floppy] and click [Next].
36. When the [Run Installation Program] dialog box is displayed.
37. Click [Browse] (The [Browse] dialog box is displayed.)
38. In the [Look in:] box, select drive D:.
39. Double click "setup.exe" in the [DIS-200v2003.12.04.12_Install] folder.
40. Make sure "setup.exe" is listed in the [Run Installation Program] dialog box.
41. Click [Finish] in the [Run Installation Program] dialog box. (The
[InstallShield] dialog box is displayed.)
42. When the welcome message is displayed in the [InstallShield] dialog box,
click [Next].
43. For the [Setup type], click [Complete]. Click [Next].

44. When the [Start Copying Files] dialog box is displayed, click [Next]. It may
take several minutes to complete the installation. When finished and the
[InstallShield Wizard Complete] dialog box is displayed, click [No, I will
restart my computer later]. Click [Finish].
45. Close the [Add or Remove Programs] window.

46. Close the [Control Panel] window.
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Downloading IxWorks
NOTE
Download IxWorks as follows.

47. Double-click the [Service Application] icon on the desktop to launch Service
Application.
48. Click [Update] for Service Application.

49. Click the [Hardware] tab.
50. Click [IxWorks].
51. Confirm that "C:\Program Files\Shimadzu\FlashBurn" is the directory
indicated in the [Look In:] box.
52. Click the "ixWorksck(.bin)" file, then click [Open].
Downloading takes approx. 20 seconds.
53. When the "IxWorks Download was successful" message is displayed, click
[OK].
Updating FPGAs
NOTE
54. Click [Service Application] - [Update].

56. Click "IAPDB FPGA0".This displays the [Browse] window. Confirm that
"C:\Program Files\Shimadzu\FlashBurn" is indicated in the [Look In:] box.
Click the "fpga0(.bin)" file and confirm that "fpga0(.bin)" is indicated in the
[File Name] box, then click [Open].
57. When the "FPGA download was successful" message is displayed, click
[OK].
[OK].
[OK].
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[OK].
Updating the GIM
NOTE
64. Click [Service Application] - [Update].

66. Click [GIM].This displays the [Browse] window. Confirm that "C:\Program
Files\Shimadzu\FlashBurn" is indicated in the [Look In:] box. Click the
"GIMCode(.bin)" file and confirm that "GIMCode(.bin)" is indicated in the
67. When the "GIM download was successful" message is displayed, click [OK].
68. Click [GIM Remote Module].This displays the [Browse] window. Confirm
that "C:\Program Files\Shimadzu\FlashBurn" is indicated in the [Look In:]
box. Click the "Remote(.bin)" file and confirm that "Remote(.bin)" is
indicated in the [File Name] box, then click [Open].
69. When the "Remote Module download was successful" message is
displayed, click [OK].
70. Click [EXIT] to exit the update mode.
71. Shut down Windows.
Switching the Power ON Again and Disabling the Auto-Shutdown Function

(reconfigure settings)
72. Wait at least 10 seconds after switching the power OFF, then switch the
system power ON.
73. Hold down the left [Shift] key while booting (until the [Login] window is
displayed).
74. Enter "serviceapp" as the login name and "orion" as the password.
75. Press the Windows key.
76. Right-click the [OrionManager] icon on the taskbar. Click [Options] on the
right-click menu.
77. Clear the [Enable Automatic Shutdown] checkbox on the [Configuration
Options] menu.
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78. Click [Save] and close Orion Manager.

79. The Service Application (utility program) will then start up.
Restoring Configuration Files
NOTE
80. Click [Service Application] - [Config].

81. Click [Restore].
82. When "Are you sure?" is displayed, click [Yes].
83. The SysConfig [Restore] window is displayed.
84. Confirm that "C:\Program Files\Shimadzu\XML\Backup" is indicated in the
[Look In:] box.
85. Click "SysConfig-Backup(.xml)", then click [Open].
86. The User Config [Restore] window is displayed. Click
"UserConfig-Backup(.xml)", then click [Open].
87. The LUT [Restore] window is displayed. Click "LUTs-Backup(.xml)", then
click [Open].
88. The APRConfig [Restore] window is displayed. Click
"APRConfig-Backup(.xml)", then click [Open].
89. Click [Exit] to close the [Config] menu.
Updating the Generator Lines/Map
90. Click [Service Application] - [Config].

91. Click the [Generator Lines] tab.
92. Click the [Two State Inputs] tab.
93. Temporarily disable [Fluoro ON] then enable it again. That will enable the
[Save] button.
94. Click [Save].When "Are you sure?" is displayed, click [Yes].

95. Click [Exit] to close the [Config] menu.
96. Click [Exit] to close the Service Application. The Clinical Application
program will then start up.
97. Close Clinical Application.
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98. Set the operating system language setting for Service Mode to Japanese
using the procedure below.
[Start] menu.
(2) Point to [Settings] and click [Control Panel].
(3) Double-click [Regional and Language Options].
formats] area to [Japanese].
(5) Click [Apply].
(6) Click [OK].
Finishing Installation
NOTE
99. Click [Start] - [Turn Off Computer] - [Turn Off] to shut down the computer.
100. Wait at least 10 seconds after shutdown, then switch the system
power ON again.
101. Hold down the left [Shift] key while booting, until the [Login] window
is displayed. Enter "serviceapp" as the login name and "orion" as the
password.
102. Press the Windows key. Right-click the [OrionManager] icon on the
taskbar. Click [Options] on the right-click menu. Select the [Enable
Automatic Shutdown] checkbox on the [Orion Manager] menu. Click [Save].
103. After the Service Application opens, click [Update].
104. Click [Install DDM].
105. Double-click the "IapbDdmFlashable(.ddm)" file in the dialog box.
106. When the "DDM Install successful" message is displayed after
approx. 30 seconds, click [OK].
107. Click [Exit] to close the [Update] window.
108. Click [Exit] to close the Service Application. The Clinical Application
program will then start up.
109. Close Clinical Application. Confirm that the system automatically

shuts down.
110. Wait at least 10 seconds after shutdown, then switch the system
power ON again.
111. Confirm that the system automatically logs in as "operator' and
launches Clinical Application.
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112. Use the following procedure to change the language setting for user
mode to Japanese.
[Start] menu.
(2) Point to [Control Panel] and click [Regional and Language Options].
formats] area to [Japanese].
(4) Click [OK].
(5) Close Clinical Application.
Verifying the Version
113. Display the function keys in Clinical Application and click [Status
Dialog Box].
114. Click the [System Info] tab. Confirm the following version is
indicated.
Software Version: 2003.12.04.12
115. Select the “Hardware” tab.Confirm the following version is
indicated.
IxWorks: Version 1.1, Revision 16
IAPDB Components:
DDM: Version 4.238
FPGA0: Rev. 0x0012
FPGA1: Rev. 0x0007
FPGA2: Rev. 0x0023
FPGA3: Rev. 0x0007
GIM: Version 1.34

GIM Remote: Version 0.18
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5.1.13 BIOS Settings (for reference)
CMOS settings can be confirmed by switching the system power ON, pressing the
[DELETE] key, and entering the CMOS Setup Utility. This is not normally necessary.
Main
BIOS Version Not user-configurable
Processor Type Not user-configurable
Processor Speed Not user-configurable
Front Side Bus Speed Not user-configurable
Cache RAM Not user-configurable
Total Memory Not user-configurable
Memory Bank 0 Not user-configurable
Language [English]
System Time Enter the correct time, as necessary.
System Date Enter the correct date, as necessary.
Advanced
Extended Configuration [Not Used]
PCI Configuration
Boot Configuration
Peripheral Configuration
IDE Configuration
Diskette Configuration
Event Log Configuration
Video Configuration
PCI Configuration
PCI Slot 1 IRQ Priority [Auto]
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Boot Configuration
Plug & Play O/S [Yes]
Reset Config Data [No]
Numlock [On]
Peripheral Configuration
Serial Port A [Auto]
Serial Port B [Auto]
Parallel Port [Auto]
Mode [Bi-directional]
Audio Device [Enabled]
LAN Device [Enabled]
Legacy USB Support [Enabled]
IDE Configuration
IDE Controller [Both]
PCI IDE Bus Master [Enabled]
Hard Disk Pre-Delay [Disabled]
Primary IDE Master ID of installed hard drive
Primary IDE Slave [Not Installed]
Secondary IDE Master ID of installed CD drive
Secondary IDE Slave [Not Installed]
Diskette Configuration
Diskette Controller [Enabled]
Floppy A [1.44/1.25 MB 3 1/2 ]
Diskette Write Protect [Disabled]
Event Log Configuration

Event Log [Space Available]
Event Log Validity [Valid]
View Event Log
Clear All Event Logs [No]
Event Logging [Enabled]
Mark Events As Read
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Video Configuration
Primary Video Adapter [AGP]
AGP Hardware Detected [4X AGP Card]
Security
Supervisor Password Is [Not Installed]
User Password Is [Not Installed]
Set Supervisor Password
Set User Password
Power
APM
Power Management [Enabled]
Inactivity Timer [20 Minutes]
Hard Drive [Enabled]
ACPI
ACPI Suspend State [S1 State]
Video Repost [Disabled]
Wake on LAN from S5 [Stay Off]
After Power Failure Change [Last State] to [Stay Off]

Wake on PME [Stay Off]
Wake on Modem Ring [Stay Off]
5.1-36
Boot
Quiet Boot [Enabled]
Intel Rapid BIOS Boot [Enabled]
Scan User Flash Area [Disabled]
Boot Device Priority
1st Boot Device [Removable Dev.]
2nd Boot Device [Hard Drive]
3rd Boot Device [ATAPI CD-ROM]
4th Boot Device [Intel Boot Agent Ve]
Hard Disk Drive
1st Hard Disk Drive ID of installed hard drive
Removable Devices
1st Removable Device [1st Floppy drive]
ATAPI CD-ROM Drives
1st ATAPI CDROM ID of installed CD drive
Exit Select [Exit Saving Changes] and When "Save configuration changes and
press [Enter]. exit now?" message is displayed, click
[Yes], then press [Enter].
5.1-37
Chapter 5
5.1-38
5.2 Troubleshooting
Chapter Contents
5.2.1 List of Error Messages
5.2.2 Troubleshooting
5.2.3 Error Log
5.2.4 System Diagnostics

5.2 Troubleshooting
5.2.1 List of Error Messages
No Camera detected.
Displayed when an error occurs in the signal between the camera and computer
(bad connection or broken circuit) or when power supply to the camera is
interrupted.
Corrective Action:
(1) Inspect connections between camera head and computer. Due to the
number of connectors, confirm whether any connectors are loose.
(2) If the error occurs when moving the C-arm, the problem may be a bad
connection.
(3) Try updating the FPGA on the IAPDB board.
(4) Try connecting the camera head directly to the computer using a
commercially available SCSI cable (half pitch 50-pin).
(5) Inspect wiring inside the computer.
(6) If the cause is not determined after confirming the above, try replacing
the IAPDB board, then the camera head.
Connecting the Camera Head Directly to the Computer

Remove only the camera head from the IA unit and connect it directly to the
back of the computer. For instructions on disassembling the IA unit, see
chapter 5.3.11 . The optical system cannot perform initialization without
being connected to the top of the IA unit. Therefore, it must be installed and
wires connected without the camera head. This allows isolating any
defective cables.
5.2-1
Chapter 5
· Cables and Connectors Between IAPDB Board and Camera Head
Inside Computer Back of Monitor Cart
Back of
Computer
Connector
Connector
IAPDB Board Board
Front of C-Arm Cart C-Arm Holder
Cart Cable
Connector
Connector Board
(back side)
Camera Head
Connector
Board and
Relay
Connector Board
To Camera Head
CAUTION
Connector Board
Switch the power OFF before confirming
From C-arm Cable
connections between the camera head and IAPDB to Ribbon Cable
board. Disconnecting connectors between the
camera head and IAPDB board with the power ON
could damage the camera head or IAPDB board.
5.2-2
5.2 Troubleshooting
The camera Iris is jammed.
If an overcurrent occurs due to an iris jam, for example, the overcurrent is detected
and generates an error. This also occurs after the signal to the camera is
interrupted, then restored, but it will return to normal after initialization finishes in
approx. one minute.
In actuality, it often occurs when the cart cable connector cover is not closed.
Corrective Action:
(1) Confirm the microswitch signal for the cart cable connector cover.
(2) If the message is displayed when switching fluoroscopy modes or
switching from fluoroscopy to radiography, the iris is defective.
GIM communication failure
Appears when an Ethernet cable connection error occurs between the GIM board
and computer (bad connection) after startup is complete.
Corrective Action:
(1) The general communication status can be determined from the LED at
the base of the connector. An orange LED indicates data transmission,
so if it is not illuminated, it means there is a transmission problem. A
green LED indicates data reception, so if it is not illuminated, it means
there is a problem receiving data or a problem with the cable. If the LAN
cable is completely disconnected, LEDs at both side would be orange.
(2) Try substituting the cable with a standard LAN cable (crossover).
(3) Confirm whether power is supplied to the GIM board.
(4) Confirm the status of LEDs on the GIM board.
· LED 1 – Normally OFF. Downloading to FPGA.
· LED 2 – Normally ON. Receiving via Ethernet.
· LED 3 – Normally flashes approx. once per second.
· LED 4 – Normally ON. Transmitting via Ethernet.
Firmware reconstruction successful.

Appears when an Ethernet cable connection error occurs between the GIM board
and computer (bad connection) during startup. This also occurs when power is
switch ON without the cart cable connectee.
Corrective Action: Same as GIM communication error.
5.2-3
Chapter 5
5.2.2 Troubleshooting
Does not start up. (part 1)

Symptoms
After switching power ON, LCD control panel display on C-arm cart stops
while displaying "Please wait.a moment Only Fluoroscopy is available."
message. Fluoroscopy is enabled, but the system does not move to the
[Patient List] window or [APR Selection] window.
Corrective Action
(1) Caused by a startup failure on IAPDB boards in DIS-200 image
processors, the problem can be remedied by upgrading the DIS-200
software to Version 2003.12.04.12.
If upgrading the version does not solve the problem, try the following.
(2) Confirm serial cable connections between the WHA CONT board and
GIM board.
(3) Replace the IAPDB board.
Symptoms
After switching power ON, the software advances to the [Patient List]
window and [APR Selection] window, but patient information, such as
patient name, and window, level, edge and other text is not displayed on the
left monitor. Also, no image is displayed during fluoroscopy.
Corrective Action
The problem is caused by a startup failure on the IAPDB board in the
DIS-200 image processor, which can be remedied by upgrading the
DIS-200 software to Version 2003.12.04.12. If upgrading the software does
not solve the problem, replace the IAPDB board.
Symptoms
The following message is displayed before opening the Windows startup
screen.
"Reboot and select proper boot device or insert boot media in selected boot
device."
Corrective Action
Failed to access hard drive. The hard drive must be replaced.
Symptoms
The right monitor remains black, Windows starts up on the left monitor, and
the following message is displayed.
"Software device is not functioning."
Cause
The IAPDB board has malfunctioned.
5.2-4
5.2 Troubleshooting

Symptoms
Windows starts loading, but displays the following message without finishing
startup.
"Windows 2000 could not start because the following files are missing or
corrupt.
/WINNT/SYSTEM32/CONFIG/SYSTEMced"
Then goes on to display the following.
"For startup options for windows 2000, Press F8. You can attempt to repair
this file by starting Windows 2000 Setup using the original setup floppy disk
or CD-ROM. Select 'r' at the first screen to start repair."
However, Windows cannot be reinstalled in the field.
Corrective Action
The hard drive must be replaced.
Symptoms
Motherboard does not startup. Not even one LED illuminates on the
motherboard.
Corrective Action
Confirm whether the ATX power supply has failed. If there is no problem
with the power supply, the motherboard is defective and the computer
tower must be replaced.
Motherboard does not startup. LEDs are illuminated on the motherboard,
but the CPU fan is not turning.
Corrective Action
The startup signal may not reach to Mother board. Confirm the cable
between the motherboard and MONITOR I/F baord. The switch on the
front of the monitor cart is connected to the motherboard via the
MONITOR I/F board.
5.2-5
Chapter 5
Other Reasons for Not Starting Up

Based on experience, there is a high probability of a defective graphics
card.
Nothing appears on
left or right monitor.
Is C-arm unit running?

Anything displayed ?
Yes No
Are signals from front panel

Switch power OFF, pull PC switches reaching MONITOR
out, remove cover, connect I/F board?
externally, and observe. Is
CPU fan turning?
No
Defective
switch or
cable
No Yes yes
Go to
Troubleshooting
Confirm power supply Can defective board be in Chap. 2.
output. isolated by removing
one board at a time, in
the sequence IAPDB
board, graphics board,
digital host board,
modem board, VIB
board, and LVDS board,
and testing startup?
Replace
Yes
power supply. Replace
defective
board.
Replace
computer tower.
5.2-6
5.2 Troubleshooting
Startup Status When Each Circuit Board is Removed (see Troubleshooting on

previous page)
Removing the IAPDB Board

Windows will start up on the left monitor and display the following message.
"Software device is not functioning."
Removing the Graphics Board

(Connect the monitor that was connected to the graphics card, to the MOTHER board.)
Confirm that Windows starts up on the left monitor. (Large icons are displayed, which is
the same as in the SAFE mode.) The following message will be displayed on startup.
"The ATI Control Panel failed to initialize because no ATI driver is installed, or ATI driver
is not working properly. The ATI Control Panel will now exit.
You do not have sufficient security privileges to install devices on this computer. Please
contact your site administrater, or log out and log in again as an administrator and try
again."
Removing the LVDS Board

The following message is displayed on startup.
"No camera detected."
Removing the HARDCOPY Board

The following message is displayed on startup.
"The DHC device is not working properly. Hard copy functionality may be limited."
Removing the VIB Board

(with the left monitor disconnected)
Startup stops with blue screen on right monitor and does not finish.
Removing the Hard Drive

The following messages are displayed and startup fails.
"Windows 2000 could not start because the following file is missing or corrupt.
\WINNT\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\SYSTEMced"
"For startup options for Windows 2000, press F8."
"You can attempt to repair this file by starting Windows 2000 Setup using the original
setup floppy disk or CD-Rom."
"Select 'r' at the first screen to start repair."
5.2-7
Chapter 5
For Reference: Testing Computer Power Supply Independently

If pin 14 on the connector on the ATX power supply unit is shorted to COM, the ATX
power supply unit will startup independently.
Pin Configuration for 20-Pin ATX Power Supply Connector

Output Pin Pin Output
+3.3 V 1 11 +3.3 V
+3.3 V 2 12 -12 V
COM 3 13 COM
+5 V 4 14 PS-ON
COM 5 15 COM
+5 V 6 16 COM
COM 7 17 COM
PWR-OK 8 18 -5 V
+5 VSB 9 19 +5 V
+12 V 10 20 +5 V
PWR-OK Voltage used to inform MOTHER board that power supply voltage has
stabilized.
+5 VSB Used as continuous supply of 5 V power. Used for circuits that monitor
whether power switch is pressed, for Wake on LAN, and other functions.
PS-ON Terminal for controlling the power supply. Power supply is ON only when this
is short circuited to COM. This terminal is processed on the MOTHER board.
5.2-8
5.2 Troubleshooting
Fluoroscopy image is not displayed.
Go to Error Yes Is there any error

Messages message?
No
Verify input signal

using Service
Application.
Normal Abnormal
Normal?
Verify output signal

Verify LED signals on
using Service
WHA CONT board.
Application.
Confirm cable
Double check Yes between foot switch
generator line No and WHA CONT
Normal? Normal?
settings using the board. Replace
[ Config] menu. footswitch. Replace
WHA CONT board.
No Yes
Confirm LEDs on GIM Check

board. LED on GIM board
Verify power No Confirm cable

No
supply for GIM between WHACONT
Normal? Normal?
board. Replace and GIM boards.
board, etc. Replace GIM board.
Yes Yes
Confirm LEDs on Replace IAPDB

WHACONT board . board.
Go to
Troubleshooting Yes
in Chap2 . Are X-
Normal?
rays being
emitted? Is IA
glowing?
No
Replace WHA
CONT board.
5.2-9
Chapter 5
Cannot start radiography.
Confirm the signal between the WHA CONT and GIM boards, according to the block
diagram below.
Confirm the I/O status of the signal indicating the CPU was recognized by Service
Application.
LD23 : Fluoroscopy Foot Switch

FOOT SW LD24 : Radiography Foot Switch
Fluoro On
Prep
GIM Request
WHA CONT
２００
Photospot In/Out N.O. 1

Photospot In/Out Common 1
Synch In/Out
Injector
LED on GIM board
[Service Application] Window
5.2-10
5.2 Troubleshooting
Pointer wanders.
The computer unit must be replaced.
Color on color monitor is not normal.

This is a monitor calibration error.
Refer to Technical Information ZCHI bulletins.
Cannot send DICOM transmission.

Delete any unnecessary storage in MergeComapp, then restart.
MSDE: Cannot find database file properly.

Reinstall Application Software. See Technical Description -- Upgrading the
Software Version.
Cannot edit APR. Does not change even after making changes and saving.
Attributes of "APRconfig" file is read-only. Display file properties and clear
the [Read Only] checkbox.
Error message is displayed when storing via [Print] menu, but is OK after
opening the [Settings] menu. Occurs each time a patient file is opened.
Delete the printer from the [CONFIG] menu in service mode and reenter
settings.
Fluoroscopy image is not displayed on live monitor, but is displayed on the

C-arm.
Occurs when the graphics board is replaced with a newer model, but the old
driver was not uninstalled.
System functions abnormally after upgrading the version.

Failed to restore CONFIG data and CALIB data. Reconfirm according to the
Installation Manual.
5.2-11
Chapter 5
5.2.3 Error Log
The error log created directly in the C:DIAG directory and can be viewed using the utility
in service mode or directly using Windows Explorer.
Error Log Description
DICOMApp.err DICOM error information.
IMD ServerImdError.log Log for database management software.
(Patient Database)
Default.log Record of operation messages, error messages, and other
information.
Crash.log Created in the extremely unlikely event the application
crashes.
Audit.log –
DicomErr.log – Created at C:\Program Files\Shimadzu\DicomApp\Merge
by the Merge DICOM library toolbox, but has little practical
value.
5.2-12
5.2 Troubleshooting
5.2.4 System Diagnostics
IAPDB and GIM components are equipped with a system self-diagnostic function able to
test respective component functions. These tests can be accessed via the [Diagnostic]
window, opened from the Service Application user interface.
To open the [Diagnostic] window, click [Diag].
Service Application User Interface
This displays the [Diagnostic] window.
5.2-13
Chapter 5
[Service Application] - [Diagnostic] Window
The [Diagnostic] window shows a graphical diagram of circuit boards. All diagnostic
tests are executed in this window. Test results also are shown in the window, via text
and graphically.
Executing Diagnostic Tests

Diagnostic tests are performed to test the functionality of IAPDB and GIM components.
Execute tests by clicking the [GIM] or [IAPDB] icon.
Other icons are unavailable.
5.2-14
5.2 Troubleshooting
Click to execute GIM self-diagnostics.
Click to execute IAPDB

self-diagnostics.
When finished testing, click to return to the [Service

Functions] window.
5.2-15
Chapter 5
5.2-16
5.3 Replacing Parts
Chapter Contents
5.3.1 Parts List
5.3.2 Replacing the Computer Tower
5.3.3 Replacing the Graphics Card
5.3.4 Replacing the GIM Board
5.3.5 Replacing the IAPDB Board
5.3.6 Replacing the LVDS Board
5.3.7 Replacing the VIB Board
5.3.8 Guidelines for Replacing the System Hard Drive
5.3.9 Replacing the Computer Power Supply
5.3.10Replacing the CD-RW Drive
5.3.11Replacing the Camera Head

5.3 Replacing Parts
5.3.1 Parts List
DIS-200 parts can be replaced in terms of the parts and assemblies listed below.
However, it is not possible to order only the MOTHER board. (This is due to the large
number of compatibility restrictions resulting from model updates.) If the MOTHER
board needs to be replaced, replace the entire PC tower. Furthermore, a custom version
of Windows is required, which precludes installing Windows in the field. To replace
Windows, replace the hard drive where Windows and the application software are
installed.
P/N Name Description
511-46333-11 723-800-G1, PC DIS200 Computer tower kit
TOWER
511-46333-21 726-159-G4, IAPDB IAPDB board (512 MB) kit
511-46333-22 726-550-G1, Camera head kit
CAMERA
511-46333-23 726-336-G1, GIM GIM board kit
511-46333-26 726-161-G1, VIB Video input board kit
511-46333-28 726-160-G1, LVDS LVDS board kit
511-46333-29 726-155-G1, CD-RW drive kit
CD-RW
511-46333-30 739-316-G1, FD Floppy disk drive kit
511-46333-31 739-264-G1, PS Computer power supply kit
511-46333-33 726-223-G3, HDD Hard drive kit (with system programs
D845 pre-installed), compatible MOTHER board
845
511-46333-34 726-223-G4, HDD Hard drive kit (with system programs
D865 pre-installed), compatible MOTHER board
865
511-46333-35 726-530-G1, GB Video card kit
5.3-1
Chapter 5
5.3.2 Replacing the Computer Tower
1. Remove covers.
Three covers.
2. From the back of the computer, loosen the two screws indicated below and
loosen the side panel to which it was fastened.
5.3-2
5.3 Replacing Parts
3. Disconnect all cables connected to the back of the computer.

4. Disconnect the cables connected to the MONITOR I/F board, leading from
inside the computer, as shown below.
Side Panel
This cable connect from

MONITOR I/F board to
motherboard in PC tower.
5.3-3
Chapter 5
5. Pull out the computer. (Held in place from above by rubber, but not actually
fastened.)
6. Remove the side cover and disconnect the cable leading from the
MONITOR I/F board to the MOTHER board.
7. Remove the side cover from the new computer and connect the cable,
disconnected in the previous step, to the MOTHER board and secure it with
silicone sealant.
Connector
J8H1
Connector
FRONT PANEL
Type D845 MOTHER Board Type D865 MOTHER Board
5.3-4
5.3 Replacing Parts
8. Connect the computer behind the monitor cart, as shown below, then switch
the power ON.
9. Configure settings according to the Installation Manual (backup data may be

loaded if available).
10. Calibrate according to the Installation Manual (backup data may be loaded if
available).
11. When finished configuring and calibrating, reattach the computer side cover,
insert the computer into the monitor cart, fasten it, and attach the cover.
5.3-5
Chapter 5
5.3.3 Replacing the Video Card
Removing the Video Card

1. Switch the DIS-200 system power OFF.
2. Remove the computer from the monitor cart as described in Steps 1 to 5 in

5.3.2 Replacing the Computer Tower.
3. Disconnect the VGA monitor cable from the VGA connector on the rear of
the graphics card.
4. Remove the chassis screw that secures the video card bracket to the tower
chassis.
5. While holding the AGP slot clip down (to disengage it from the board),
carefully remove the graphics card from the AGP slot.
Disengage the AGP slot clip from the notch

in the video card and pull the card out.
Fig. 2 Confirming AGP Slot Clip is Disengaged

Uninstalling the Graphics Card Driver
(Not necessary if installing the same type of graphics card.)
6. Connect the VGA monitor to the VGA port on the back of the MOTHER
board.
5.3-6
5.3 Replacing Parts
VGA Port
Fig. 3 VGA Port Location

7. Reconnect the AC supply cable to the rear of the computer tower.
8. Press the power button to switch the system power ON. As Windows boots,
hold down the [Shift] key to interrupt the auto-logon process.
9. Enter "serviceapp" as the [User] and "orion" as the [Password].
10. Click [OK] in the ATI control panel error window.
Fig. 4 ATI Control Panel Error Window

11. Click [Cancel] in all active [Found New Hardware Wizard] windows.
5.3-7
Chapter 5
Fig. 5 [Found New Hardware Wizard] Window

12. Click [Start], point to [Control Panel].
13. In the [Control Panel] window, double-click the [Add/Remove Programs]
icon.
Figure 6 [Control Panel] Window
14. In the [Add or Remove Programs] window, select "ATI Display Driver" from
the list of installed programs.
15. On the line for "ATI Display Driver", click [Change/Remove].
5.3-8
5.3 Replacing Parts
Fig. 7 [Change/Remove] Button is Displayed When Program is Selected
16. Click [Select All], then click [OK].
Fig. 8 [Driver Uninstall] Window
17. At the restart prompt, click [No].
Fig. 9 Restart Prompt After Uninstalling
18. Perform a normal Windows shutdown to switch the system OFF.

19. Disconnect the PC supply cable from the rear of the computer tower.
5.3-9
Chapter 5
Installing the Video Card

20. Remove the new graphics card from its packaging and inspect for damage.
21. Insert the graphics card into the AGP slot. Verify that the card is properly
secured by the AGP slot clip.
AGP slots include a

plastic lever and clip for
engaging this notch and
securing the card.
Fig. 10 Notch on AGP Graphics Card for AGP Retention Clip

22. Secure the video card to the rear of the chassis with the chassis screw.
23. Reattach the tower side cover.
24. Install the two chassis screws that secure the side panel to the chassis.
25. Disconnect the VGA monitor from the VGA port on the MOTHER board.
26. Connect the VGA monitor cable to the VGA connector on the rear of the
graphics card.
Installing the Graphics Card Driver
(Not necessary if installing the same type of graphics card.)
27. Reconnect the AC supply cable to the rear of the computer tower.
28. Press the power button on the front of the tower to switch the system power
ON. As Windows boots, hold down the [Shift] key to interrupt the auto-logon
process.
5.3-10
5.3 Replacing Parts
30. Click [OK] in the ATI control panel error window.
Fig. 11 ATI Control Panel Error Window
31. Click [Cancel] in all active [Found New Hardware Wizard] windows.
Fig. 12 [Found New Hardware Wizard] Window

32. Insert the driver CD included with the graphics card replacement kit. The
driver installation utility will start automatically.
5.3-11
Chapter 5
33. Click the [Install Display Drivers (Radeon 9200 Series)] link.
Fig. 13 Driver Installation Main Window

34. Click [Next] in the [ATI Software] driver installation wizard window.
Fig. 14 Driver Installation Wizard - Welcome Window
5.3-12
5.3 Replacing Parts
35. In the [License Agreement] window, click [Yes].
Fig. 15 [License Agreement] Window

36. In the [Select Components] window, click [Express: Recommended].
Fig. 16 Driver Installation Wizard - [Select Components] Window

37. Click [Yes] to restart the system.
Fig. 17 System Restart Prompt
5.3-13
Chapter 5
38. As Windows boots, hold down the [Shift] key to interrupt the auto-logon
process. Enter "serviceapp" as the [User] and "orion" as the [Password].
NOTE
Installing the new driver will display a [Desktop Help] window for each Windows
user. Clearing the window while logged in as one user will NOT clear the window for
other users. Each user must be logged on individually in order to clear the window
for that user.
39. Clear the [Show this window the next time you start Windows] checkbox in
the [Desktop Help] window and close the window. If necessary/desired, click
[Start] - [Logoff] to change users and clear the [Desktop Help] window for
other users. Hold down the [Shift] key during logoff to interrupt the
auto-logon process.
40. Reattach the side cover on the computer, install the computer in the monitor
cart, and reconnect cables as they were before.
41. Switch the system power ON and verify that the system starts up properly.
5.3-14
5.3 Replacing Parts
5.3.4 Replacing the GIM Board
1. Disconnect the cables from the GIM board and remove it from the C-arm.
2. Install a new GIM board in the C-arm.

3. Reconnect the cables removed earlier.
(See block diagram of GIM board connector configuration in 5.1.4 GIM
board.)
4. Switch the power ON and as Windows boots, hold down the [Shift] key to
interrupt the auto-logon process. Log on with "serviceapp" as the [User] and
"orion" as the password. The system will boot and open Servcie Application.
5. Click [Update] on the main menu in Servcie Application.

6. Click the [Hardware] tab, then click [GIM]. This displays the [Browse]
window.
7. Select the "GIMCode.bin" file and click [Open].

8. A message will be displayed confirming that the file loaded successfully.
Click [OK].
9. Click [Remote]. This displays the [Browse] window.
10. Select the "Remote.bin" file and click [Open].
11. Confirm a "Remote Module downloaded successfully" message is
displayed.
12. Close Service Application.
13. The [Clinical Application] window will open. Close the [Clinical Application]
window.
14. The computer and C-arm will shut down.
15. Switch the system power ON again.
16. As Windows boots, hold down the [Shift] key to interrupt the auto-logon
process. Enter "serviceapp" as the [User] and "orion" as the [Password].
17. The system will boot and Service Application will open.
18. Click [Config] on the main menu of Service Application.
19. Click the [Generator Lines] tab.
20. Click the [Digital Output] tab.
21. If [Pulse Fluoro Ref] is set to [Disabled], then set it to [Enabled] (remember
the original setting).
22. Change the [Polarity] setting from [Active High] to [Active Low], then change
it back to [Active High] again.
23. In the same window, set [Phase Delay] to zero (numeral zero).
5.3-15
Chapter 5
24. If [Pulse Fluoro Ref] was changed to [enabled] (in the step 3 steps previous),
then change it back to [Disabled]. If the setting was not changed (original
setting was [enabled]), leave it set to [Enabled].
25. Click [Save]. When the [Are you sure?] confirmation message is displayed,
click [Yes].
26. Close the [Config] window.
27. Close Service Application.
28. The [Clinical Application] window will open. Close the [Clinical Application]
window. The C-arm and computer will automatically shut down.

30. After confirming startup, acquire images for a new patient. Perform all
functions to test the acquisition of a patient examination. Verify all functions.
5.3-16
5.3 Replacing Parts
5.3.5 Replacing the IAPDB Board
WARNING
Wear a wrist strap during this procedure to prevent damaging drives and components
contained within the chassis.
1. Back up calibration and configuration data as described in capter 5.1.10.
2. Switch the power OFF for all system components.

3. Remove the computer from the monitor cart and detach the side cover
according to 5.3.2 Replacing the Computer Tower.
Set Screw Video Ribbon Cable IAPDB Camera Ribbon Cable
5.3-17
Chapter 5
Standoff
4. Disconnect the internal video ribbon cable.
5. Disconnect the internal camera ribbon cable.
6. Remove the standoff.
7. Remove the cable tie.
8. Use a Philips screwdriver to remove one set screw from the mounting
bracket on the computer.
9. Pull the board out of the computer and insert the new replacement board.
10. Secure the board using the screws removed earlier.
11. Secure the board with a cable tie.
12. Secure the board with a standoff. Apply household Goop hand cleaner
around the base of the standoff.
13. Reconnect internal cables in the computer as they were before.
14. Install the computer back into the monitor cart and reconnect external
cables.
16. Startup the system normally.
17. Once the system power is switched ON and the application is running,
right-click in the window.
18. Click [Start service application].
19. Click [Yes] to close the window.
20. Log on with "serviceapp" as the user and "orion" as the password.
5.3-18
5.3 Replacing Parts
Updating System Firmware
NOTE
Most of the firmware downloads performed in the following sections will take 20-45
seconds to complete. During this time, there is no indication of download progress.
The system will display some failure message when the download is complete. DO
NOT attempt to initiate another download before receiving the message from the
previous download.
21. Click [Update].
Fig. 7 Main Window for Updating Firmware

22. Click [IxWorks] button.
23. Select the "IxWorksck.bin" file and click [Open].
24. After confirming the message indicating the download was completed
successfully, click [OK].
25. Click [Install DDM]. This displays the [Browse] window.

26. Click [Open]. This starts the installer program. A message will be displayed
confirming that the file installed successfully.
27. Repeat the same update process for [IAPDBFPGA0], [IAPDBFPGA1],

[IAPDBFPGA2], and [IAPDBFPGA3] as well.
28. Click [Diag] to run diagnostics for the IAPDB board. Passing this test
indicates the board is installed properly.
29. Shut down the system normally.
30. Switch the system power back ON and verify that the application is started.
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5.3.6 Replacing the LVDS Board
WARNING
Wear a wrist strap during this procedure to prevent damaging drives and components
contained within the chassis.
Set Screw
Power Supply Cable Ribbon Cable
3. Disconnect the external camera cable from the circuit board.

4. Disconnect the power supply cable from the circuit board.
5. Disconnect the ribbon cable from the circuit board.
6. Use a small flat blade screwdriver to remove two set screw fasteners from
the computer exterior.
7. Pull the board out of the computer and insert the new replacement board.
8. Secure the board using the screws removed earlier.
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9. Reconnect the ribbon cable to the circuit board.

10. Secure the computer back into the monitor cart as it was before and
reconnect cables.

12. The system will start up and display the application window.
13. Once the system power is ON and the application has opened, open a new
patient file for acquiring images and switch fluoroscopy ON. Verify that the
image is displayed as expected. Then perform a complete functionality test.
Passing this test indicates the LVDS board is installed properly.
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5.3.7 Replacing the VIB Board
Set Screw Jumper Cable Video Interface Board
1. Disconnect the external video cables from the board. This can include two
BNC connections, an SVGA connection, and an S-Video connection (for
optional scan converter). Please mark which cable came from which
connector.
2. Disconnect the jumper cable from the IAPDB board (internal cable).
3. Using a Philips screwdriver, remove the one screw used to secure the video
interface board in the computer.
4. Pull the board out of the computer and slide in the replacement board.
5. Secure the board with the screw removed earlier.

6. Connect the internal jumper cable from the IAPDB board.
7. Connect the external cable to the board.
9. Follow standard Windows and digital system startup procedure.
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10. If the system starts up properly and displays the main menu of the clinical
application, then the video interface board was properly installed. Verify that
the monitors connected to the BNC or SVGA connection display the same
video. If an optional scan converter is installed in the system, then select a
patient for review and verify that the scan converter output provides the
same image as displayed on the primary monitor. Perform a system
functionality test.
11. Shut down the system normally.

12. Install the computer back into the monitor cart as it was before and
reconnect cables.
13. Switch the system power back ON and verify that the application starts up.
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5.3.8 Guidelines for Replacing the System Hard Drive
1. Disconnect the Molex power connector from the system hard drive.
2. Disconnect the IDE ribbon cable from the system hard drive.
3. Remove the chassis screw that secures the 3.5" drive bay to the 5.25" drive
bay.
4. Slide the 3.5" drive bay out of the system chassis.
Remove Fastener
Slide Drive Bay Out of

Chassis
Fig. 3 Removing the Hard Drive Bay

5. Remove the four screws securing the hard drive in the drive bay.
There are 2 screws

on each side.
Fig. 4 Removing the Drive Mounting Screws
6. Remove the drive from the drive bay.

7. Place the new drive in the drive bay, align mounting holes, and secure the
drive to the bay using the mounting screws.
Toward Back of Drive
Fig. 5 Installing New Drive in Drive Bay

8. Align the guide rails in the chassis with those on the top of the drive bay and
slide the drive bay into the chassis.
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9. Secure the drive bay with a chassis screw.
Secure drive bay

with chassis screw
removed earlier.
Fig. 6 Securing Drive Bay with Chassis Screw
10. Connect the IDE Ribbon cable to the rear of the hard drive just installed.
11. Connect the Molex power connector to the hard drive.
12. Reattach the tower side panel by reversing the removal procedure.
13. Secure the side panel with the chassis screws removed earlier.
14. Secure the side panel clips, if equipped.
Starting Up the System
15. Connect the AC supply cable to the rear of the system tower.
16. Press the power button on the front of the tower to switch the system power
ON. As Windows boots, hold down the [Shift] key to interrupt the auto-logon
process.
Software Site Key
18. When logging on as "serviceapp", the Service Application will initialize
automatically. Close the application.
19. Attempting to start the Clinical Application will display a [Software
Authentication] window. After noting the site ID, contact Shimadzu Medical
Systems Quality Assurance department regarding the site key.
20. Enter the site key, provided by the QA department, in the [Site Key] box in
the [Software Authentication] window and click [OK].
21. Right-click in the image area of the Clinical Application and click [Start
Service Application] on the right-click menu. Click [Yes] to completely close
Clinical Application.
Restoring Configuration and Calibration Values
22. In the Service Application, click [Config].
23. Insert the configuration floppy disk into the floppy drive.
NOTE
This floppy disk was created when the system was installed and contains the
backup files for system configuration and calibration.
24. In the [Configuration] window, click [Restore].

25. Use the [Browse] window to view the root directory (a:\) of the floppy disk.
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26. Select the "SysConfig.xml" file and click [Open]. The [Browse] window will
be displayed again after the system finishes importing the "SysConfig.xml"
file.
27. Use the [Browse] window to view the root directory of the floppy disk.
28. Select the "UserConfig.xml" file and click [Open].
29. In certain versions of the software, a third browse window will open when
the system finishes importing the "UserConfig.xml" file. If the xml file
requested by this third window exists on the floppy disk, select it and click
[Open]. Otherwise, close this third window.
30. Close the [System Configuration] window.

31. Click the [Calib] button in the Service Application interface.
32. In the [Calibration] window, click [Restore]. Click [Yes] to confirm restoring
settings. This will open a [Browse] window.
33. Use the [Browse] window to view the root directory of the floppy disk.
34. Select the calibration backup file and click [Open].
35. Confirm that the completion notification window indicates the settings were
successfully restored. Click [OK] in the notification window.
36. Close the [Calibration] window.
Restoring Network Access (if necessary)
NOTE
This section is provided to assist in manually setting the system IP Address and is
intended only for use when necessary. If the site containing the system allows
automatically detecting of IP settings and addressess, this section is unnecessary
and may be skipped.
37. Use the Windows key on the keyboard (lower left, between [Ctrl] and [Alt])
to open the Windows [Start] menu. This also displays the Windows taskbar.
38. Click the [Show the Desktop] button on the Windows shortcut bar (typically
located near the [Start] button). It may be necessary to click this button
twice, as the first click may simply deselect the Windows [Start] button,
activated by the Windows key.
39. On the Windows Desktop, right-click on the [My Network Places] icon and
select [Properties].
40. In the [Network Properties] window, right-click the [Local Area Connection]
icon and click [Properties].
41. In the [Local Area Connection] - [Properties] window, click [Internet Protocol
(TCP/IP)] and click [Properties].
42. If necessary, contact the site Network Administrator to obtain all necessary
network settings. Enter all necessary settings in the [Properties] window
(using the [Next] button as necessary) and click [OK].
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43. Close all windows by clicking [OK]. Click [No] when prompted for system
restart (the system will be restarted after finishing firmware updates).
44. Restore the Service Application from the Windows Task Bar.
Updating System Firmware
NOTE
Most of the firmware downloads performed in the following sections will take 20-45
seconds to complete. During this time, there is no indication of download progress.
The system will display some failure message when the download is complete. DO
NOT attempt to initiate another download before receiving the message from the
previous download.
Updating IxWorks
45. Startup the Service Application.
46. Click [Update].
Fig. 7 Main Window for Updating Firmware

47. Click the [IxWorks] button.
48. In the [Browse] window, verify the path is c:\Program
Files\<OEM>\Flashburn (where <OEM> varies depending on the software
installed). Select the "IxWorksck.bin" file and click [Open].
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Updating DDM Firmware

50. Click the [Hardware] tab in the [Update] window in the Service Application,
then click [Uninstall DDM].
51. After confirming the message indicating the program was successfully
uninstalled, click [OK].
52. Click [Install DDM].

Files\<OEM>\Flashburn (where <OEM> varies depending on the software
installed). If the indicated path is "c:\Program Files\<OEM>", then move up
one directory level.
54. Select the "IapbDdm.ddm" (or "FlashableDDM.ddm") file and click [Open].
Updating FPGA Firmware

56. Click the [Hardware] tab in the [Update] window in the Service Application
and click [IAPDB FPGA0].

Files\<OEM>\Flashburn (where <OEM> is a variable corresponding to the
software installed). Select the "FPGA0.bin" file and click [Open].
59. Click [IAPDB FPGA1].

Files\<OEM>\Flashburn. Select the "FPGA1.bin" file and click [Open].


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Updating GIM Firmware

then click [GIM].

software installed). Select the "GIMCode.bin" file and click [Open].
Updating the GIM Remote Module

then click [GIM Remote Module].

software installed). Select the "remote.bin" file and click [Open].
74. Close the [Hardware Updates] window.

Shutting Down the System
75. Close the Service Application.
76. Close the Clinical Application.
77. Shut Windows normally via the [Start] button.
NOTE
The system power must remain OFF for a minimum of 10 seconds to allow loading
updated firmware during startup.
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5.3.9 Replacing the Computer Power Supply
Fastener Screws
3. Remove the four (4) screws that hold the power supply in place and
disconnect power supply connector leading from the motherboard and other
devices.
4. Remove the old power supply unit. Be careful not to hit the CPU processor.
5. Mount the new power supply with four (4) screws.
6. Insert the new power supply connectors into the motherboard.
7. Plug the power supplly cord back into the system.
8. Switch ON the UPS and power conditioner (if installed).
9. Switch the system and monitor power ON, and confirm they startup
properly.
10. To shut down the system, click the Windows [Start] button, then click [Turn
Off Computer] - [Turn Off].
11. Switch the power OFF for the computer, isolation transformer, UPS unit,
and all peripherals.
12. Reattach the side panel onto the computer.

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5.3.10 Replacing the CD-RW Drive
3. Install the new CD-RW drive into the CD-ROM/RW slot.
CD-RW Installed
in Top Slot
Mounting Clips
4. Connect power to the CD-RW drive.
6. If the new hardware drivers are not already installed in Windows, install
them now.
Testing the CD-RW Drive

7. Double-click the [Create CD] icon on the desktop.
8. This displays the [Easy CD Creator] menu.
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In the case of Easy CD Creator 4, follow the procedure below.

9. Click [DATA].
10. Click [DATA CD].
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11. Use the menu to select a file, then drag it to the lower right box.
12. Insert a blank CD and click the [Create CD] button located on the menu at
the top.
13. In the next window, click [OK].

14. When finished writing files, remove the CD, insert it in a separate computer
to verify that it is readable.
15. Close Easy CD Creator and open the Golden Hawk software by clicking the
icon on the desktop.
16. Open a test file.

17. Write additional data to the CD.
18. Then verify that the data was written properly to the CD by reviewing the CD
on a separate computer.
19. If the CD can be reviewed, the test is finished.

In the case of Easy CD Creator 5, follow the procedure below.
20. Move the pointer above [Make a Data CD].
21. Then, move the pointer above [Data CD Project] and click.
22. Use the menu to select the necessary file, then drag it to the lower right box.
23. Insert a blank CD and click [Record].
24. In the [Record CD Setup] window, click [Options].
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25. Record Options:

Record CD
Record Method:
Finalize Session Don't Finalize CD Track-at-once
26. Click [Start Recording].

27. When prompted to [Save CD Project Changes], click [No].
28. When finished writing files, remove the CD, insert it in a separate computer
to verify that it is readable.
29. Temporarily close Easy CD Creator.

30. Startup Easy CD Creator.
31. Write additional data to the CD.
32. Then verify that the data was written properly to the CD by reviewing the CD
on a separate computer.
33. If the CD can be reviewed, the test is finished.
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5.3.11 Replacing the Camera Head
Required Tools: Philips Screwdriver

Allen wrenches
Wire Cutters
Insulok Cable Ties
Copper Plate, 3 mm thick
Process Overview (time required: approx. 3 hours x one person)
Remove the optical system from the I.I. unit.
¯
Remove the camera head from the optical system.
¯
Install the new camera head.
¯
Install the optical system in the I.I. unit and configure cables.
¯
Since camera characteristics will differ, calibrate using the Service
Application.
1. Switch the power OFF and remove the I.I. cover.
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Loosen the four screws that fasten the optical system (spaced uniformly). These screws
are embeded into the optical system and cannot be removed. The location of the screws
are shown below. They are all located at the same height.
Protect the
lens from
contamination.
2. Disconnect cables. Remove connectors in advance, using a flat blade

screwdriver.
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3. Remove the camera head from the back side. Disconnect cables as the
camera head is removed from the optical system.
Remove four
socket bolts
from here.
4. Remove the cover from the new camera head.
5. Reverse the procedure to install the new camera head and reconnect
cables.
7. Perform calibration over according to the Installation Manual. Camera

heads have intrinsically different characteristics. Therefore, do not use
backup settings data, as was done when replacing other components.
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8. If there is a significant shift in the CCD center point, loosen the fasteners
and adjust the position.
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Chapter Contents
5.4.1 Opening the Service Application Program
5.4.2 Service Functions
5.4.3 Setting the IP Address
5.4.4 Interface Signal
5.4.5 Buttons for Extended Imaging Functions

5.4.1 Opening the Service Application Program
This section desribes the Service Application user interface, as well as briefly describing
the available functions. For more details about settings, calibration, and testing functions,
see the corresponding section of this manual.
1. Switch the system power ON while holding down the [Shift] key.
2. This displays the [Login] window. Follow the instructions in the window to
enter the user name and password. Only authorized personnel are able to
log in to the Service Application.
Designated Login Information Access Rights Level
Service User Name: serviceapp Able to access most functionality of
Managers Password: orion Clinical Application and Service
Application software.
· The password is case sensitive.

· After 3 failed attempts to access the Service Application using an
incorrect user name or password will result in opening the [Clinical
Applications] window.
· Contact the network administrator regarding any login problems.
3. The Service Application menu screen is displayed.
The Service Application user interfaced is divided into three sections. The top
section includes buttons for executing the specified service function. The middle
section displays a series of interface signals. The bottom section includes buttons
for executing the specified extended imaging function.
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Use the buttons in this section to perform the following

service functions and others.
· User Accessible Service Information
· System Settings
· Displaying Signals on the Interface

· System Calibration
· Image Quality Analysis
· Diagnostics
· Utilities
Displays one of the following interface signals.

· [Input]
· [Analog]
· [Relay]
Use the buttons in this section to perform specific extended

imaging functions, including the following.
· Edge Enhancement
· Integration
· Horizontal Reverse
· Vertical Reverse
· Default
· Version Info
· Exit Service Application
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Buttons for
functions currently
being executed,
are displayed
brighter.
Servce Function Buttons

To execute a specific service function, click the corresponding button. Once clicked, the
button will be displayed brigher than other buttons shown in the window.
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5.4.2 Service Functions
This window is used to configure system default settings, calibrate the system, or
perform tests. Note that IQA cannot be used at this point.
To test a fluoroscopy function of the digital iamge processing
system, click [Fluoro]. Clicking [Fluoro] allows testing components
even without emitting any radiation.
The [Fluoro] button will be displayed whiter during fluoroscopy.
To acquire fluoroscopic images, click [Fluoro].
Main Image Window and Service Application User Interface
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To acquire spot images, click [Spot]. The [Spot] button will be

displayed whiter during exposure.
To acquire spot images, click [Spot].
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Using this function effectively allow adjusting the contrast level of the
image display. The [LUT] button will be displayed whiter when LUT is
enabled.
Making changes will change the gamma APR settings for the
corresponding left or right foot switch .
Clicking [LUT] will open the

function window.
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Use the arrow to select the

desired setting from the list of all
settings, then follow the
instructions that are displayed on
the screen.
Editable parameters include the

following.
· Fluoro1
· Fluoro1
· Spot1
· Spot 1
· Subtract 1
· Subtract 1-5_Invert,
· RoadMap 1
· RoadMap 1
The [Edit] button will be

displayed pale for non-editable
fields.
To change a parameter, click [Edit] and left-click on a suitable data point. When an "X"
cursor is displayed, drag it across the graph until the required setting is obtained. New
settings are reflected in the [XY] box below the graph.
· To add data points to a curve, left-click on the curve.
· To delete existing datapoints from the curve, right-click one time on the data
point.
NOTE
Each box on the graph corresponds to an XY setting. The corresponding numerical
equivalent is displayed to the side of each XY point.
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To reset LUT, save a setting, or exit the program, use the buttons on the right side of the
window.
Click to edit the LUT Saves changes to

currently displayed. settings.
Clicking this button

displays all modalities Click to change the
in the window, except name of specified
Spot images with LUT LUT within the
changes subtracted "LUTS.xml" file.
and road maps.
Click to cancel Returns to the [Main
changes and return to Service Application]
default settings. window.
XY6 XY7
XY5
XY3
XY4
XY2
Click [Cancel] to reset

default settings.
This will also clear the
[Custom LUT] box.
Corresponds to
the setting being
adjusted.
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Selects the test pattern to use for monitor and camera test
procedures. The [Test Patterns] button will be displayed whiter
when the test pattern is enabled.
Clicking [Test Patterns] will open the

corresponding function window.
User Interface for Main Image Window and Service Application
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User interface that shows the

test patterns that are available to
the system.
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Detail procedure is described in chapter “5.5.1 configration setting.
Click here to execute

the [Config] function.
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Detail procedure is described in chapter “5.5.2 calibration”.
Click here to execute

the [Calib] function.
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Detail procedure is described in chapter” 5.2.4 System

Diagnostics”.
Clicking [Diag] will open the

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[Upgrade] is used to upgrade system software or hardware. This

function works in combination with the software CD provided with
updates.
Clicking [Update] will open the

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Click this button to display the Windows [Utilities] window.
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Opens a blank [Notepad] window.
Click this button to display the Windows [Date/Time] window.

In addition to date and time, this window allows changing the
time zone as well.
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Used to access computer management tools, such as

[System Tools], [Storage] functions, and [Services and
Applications].
Use this button to set the language, location, and other

regional options used by the system.
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Use this button to change the time and symbol conventions to

be used.
Use this button to change the date conventions to be used.
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Use this button to customize the keyboard according to user

specifications.
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· Use this button to add new network conections, dialup

connections, LAN, or access other network
components.
· To add new networking components, click [Make New
Connection].
NOTE
Accessing this function requires logging in as an
administrator.
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5.4.3 Setting the IP Address
NOTE
This information should only be used by the network administrator to set IP
addresses upon request.
To set an IP address, follow the steps below.
1. Click the [Network Connections] button. This window is displayed by clicking

[Settings] - [Network and Dial-up Connections].
2. Click [Local Area Connections].
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3. Click [Internet Protocol].
4. Click [Use the Following IP address].
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5. Enter the IP information indicated in the window shown.
NOTE
To display more options, click [Advanced]. To not display additional options, click
[OK] to close the window.
Add gateways in this window.
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5.4.4 Interface Signal
The interface signal is displayed

near the center of the Service
Application user interface.
Select the [Input],

[Analog], or [Relay]
mode by clicking the
corresponding button.
The selected button will
Current status
be displayed brighter
will be displayed
than the other two
in the window.
buttons. In this
This window
example, the [Input]
indicates the
mode is selected.
settings that are
currently
entered.
Expanded View - [Interface Signal] Window
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Changing Interface Signals

Current settings are displayed near the center of the [Service Application] window, in the
[Interface Signals] block. This includes three types of windows - [Input], [Analog], and
[Relay]. For a description of how to change these settings, see 5.5.1.4 System
Adjustments – Generator Lines.
[Input]
System default is specified as the input signal.
At this point, all status on this

system are set to OFF. A white
box indicates a setting is [ON].
To access the [Interface Signals] - [Input Lines] interactive menu, click inside the
[Interface Signals] window.
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[Analog]
Click here to display the user [Analog Interface Signal] block

from the Service Application graphic user interface.
[Interface Signals] - [Analog I/O] Menu
[Relay]
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5.4.5 Buttons for Extended Imaging Functions
These buttons arae displayed in the third block of the [Service Application] window for
executing and controlling important extended imaging functions, such as brightness,
contrast, zoom, edge enhancement, integration, horizontal/vertical reverse, and default.
Buttons for Extended Imaging Functions
Button Description
Pointer
Brightness/Contrast
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Button Description
Integration
Click this button to specify the level of integration. The level

number is indicated numerically on the button. Keep clicking the
button until the integration is at the desired level.
The button display changes as follows.
- Integration is OFF
- Integration is set to level 1
- Motion correction is set to level 1
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Button Description
Edge Enhancement
Click this button to specify the level of edge enhancement. The

level number is indicated numerically on the button. Keep clicking
the button until reaching the desired level.
The button display changes as follows.
- Edge enhancement is set to level 1
Horizontal Reverse
Color Reverse
Vertical Reverse
Default
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Button Description
Version Info
Click this button to display software version and other related

information.
Exit
Click [Exit] to close the [Service Application] window and return to
the main imaging window.
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Chapter Contents
5.5.1 Configuring Settings

5.5.1.1 Preparation
5.5.1.2 System Configration
5.5.1.3 APR
5.5.1.4 Generator Lines
5.5.1.5 Archive Device
5.5.1.6 Printer Devices
5.5.1.7 Patient Data Configration
5.5.1.8 Closing the [Configuration] Window
5.5.2 Adjusting the System (Calibration)

5.5.2.1 Preparation
5.5.2.2 Adjusting the Field of Measurement,Video Parameters, and
Overlay Settings
5.5.2.3 Adjusting the Iris
5.5.2.4 Adjusting the Virtual Collimator
5.5.2.5 Adjusting the ABS Level
5.5.2.6 Adjusting DIBS Limits
5.5.2.7 Closing the [Calibration] Window
5.5.1 Configuring Settings
5.5.1.1 Preparation
2. Hold down the [Shift] key on the keyboard (from immediately after switching
the power ON, until the [Log On to Windows] dialog box is displayed).
3. When the [Log On to Windows] dialog box is displayed, enter the user name
and password.
User Name: "serviceapp" Password: "orion"
4. After the Service Application starts up, click the [Config] button, located on
the upper right, to open the [Configuration] menu. This displays the
[Configuration] window shown below.
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5.5.1.2 System Configuration
5. On the menu along the left side, click [System Configuration].
6. Depending on the installation site status, parameters marked with a circle in

the Changes column during installation, may be changed. Do not change
the default settings on parameter without the circle mark.
Tab Parameter Default Setting Changed During

Installation
Site Info Site Name Blank 
Site Address Blank
Technical Support Phone Number Blank
Manufacturer Name Shimadzu Corp.
Manufacturer Address 1,Nishinokyo-Kuwabaracho
Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto 604-8511
Manufacturer ID 113698
Model Name DSA Digital System
System Serial Number Serial Number of Image
Processor
(example: PL1-0803-0151)

Installation
Interfaces Detector Type Small Format CCD Camera
Iris Type Direct-coupled
ABS Control Range 3 V to 9V Single-ended
Base System Frequency 50/60 Hz selectable
Injector Control Enabled
Rad Expose ON Failure Do not acquire
Rad Expose On Timeout 5 sec
Continuous Fluoro Selectable
Fluoro Pulse Rates (30 pps) Non-selectable
Fluoro Pulse Rates (15 pps) Selectable
Fluoro Pulse Rates (7.5 pps) Selectable
Maximum Spot Acquisition Rate 7.5 fps
Spot Subtract Calibration Independent
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System Options Scan Converter NTSC 
Digital Host Control Enabled
Reference Image Display 1-on-1 w/Thumbnails
Thumbnail Frame Two thirds (3 markings from 
left)
DICOM Storage Commit Disabled
Modality Performed Proc. Step Disabled
Print Shotsave Limit 10 
Patient Delete Operations With warning, if not archived 
Display/Print Physician Name Performing Physician 

Patient list archive status Disabled
Patient list print status Disabled
Opacification delay Zero position (left edge)

Installation
Image Processing Fluoro Brightness 2048
Fluoro Contrast 4095
Fluoro Edge Level 0
Fluoro Integration Level 0
Spot Brightness 2048
Spot Contrast 4095
Spot Edge Level 0
Spot Polarity 1
H-Reverse OFF
V-Reverse OFF

Installation
Monitor LUTs In-room Primary Linear, 10-bits
In-room Reference Linear, 10-bits
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Installation
DICOM Station Name LocalAE 
Send AE Title OEM_StoreSCU 
Receive AE Title OEM_StoreSCP 
Print AE Title OEM_PrintSCU 
Worklist AE Title OEM_WorklistSCU
Query/Retrieve AE Title OEM_QR_SCU
General Timeout 60
Wait for Association Request 60
Wait for Association Reply 60
Wait for Association Release 60
Network write timeout 60
Network connect timeout 60
Network inactivity timeout 60
5.5-4
5.5.1.3 APR
7. On the menu along the left column, click [APR].


Installation
Fluoro Edge Level None 
Brightness 2048 
Contrast 4095 

Installation
Spot Edge Level None 
Brightness 2048 
Contrast 4095 
Sub Edge Level None 
Sub Brightness 2048 
Sub Contrast 1020 

Installation
Road Map Edge Level 1 
Brightness 2048 
Contrast 2048 

Installation
Printing Printer Configuration Blank 
Print Layout Format 1 on 1 
Batch Print Processing Settings Last Viewed 
Batch Print Edge Level None 
Batch Print Polarity Black Contrast 
5.5-5
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Installation
Archive/Transfer Archive Configuration Blank
Auto Send Disabled 
Batch Device Processing Settings Last Viewed 
Batch Device Edge Level None 
Batch Device Polarity Normal 
Process/Annotations None 
5.5-6
5.5.1.4 Generator Lines
9. Click [Generator Lines] on the Menu in the left column. (There are no
[Generator Lines] settings that can be changed on-site.)

Installation
Two State Inputs Fluoro ON Enabled
Fluoro ON Enabled
Prep Rad Exp Enabled
Req Rad Exp Enabled
Rad Exp On Disabled

Installation
Analog Inputs No applicable parameters

Installation
Analog Outputs ABS Control Enabled

Installation
Digital Outputs Fluoro V Drive Enabled
Pulse Width 2 ms Pulse
Polarity Active Low
Phase Delay 0

Installation
Relay Outputs Spot Expose Enabled
Injector Sync Enabled
5.5-7
Chapter 5
5.5.1.5 Archive Device
10. On the menu along the left column, click [Archive Device].

Installation
Archive Device Device Name DICOM CD
Drive ID D
Root Directory
File Set ID
Application Profile GP (Genl Purpose) CDR
Eject disk after write Yes
5.5.1.6 Printer Devices
11. On the menu along the left column, click [Printer Devices].
12. No settings are entered for Printer Devices at the factory. Change settings
as necessary on-site.
5.5.1.7 Patient Data Configuration
13. On the menu along the left side, click [Patient Data Configuration].

Installation
Patient Data Patient Name Required
Patient ID Required
Date of Birth Used 
Government ID Not Used 
Study Count Used 
Series Count Used 
Image Count Used 
Occupation Not Used 
Address Not Used 
Country of Residence Not Used 
Region of Residence Not Used 
Telephone Number Not Used 
Alt. Telephone Number Not Used 
5.5-8

Installation
Study Data Date Required
Time Required
Referring Physician Used 
Performing Physician Used 
Study ID Required 
Accession Number Required 
Study Description Used 
Patient Sex Used 
Patient Age Not Used 
Patient Height Used 
Patient Weight Used 
Series Count Used 
Image Count Used 

Installation
Series Data Series Number Used 
Laterality Not Used 
Date Required 
Time Required 
Performing Physician Used 
Referring Physician Used 
Description Used 
Body Part Examined Not Used 
Patient Position Not Used 
Requested Procedure ID Not Used 
Scheduled Procedure ID Not Used 
Performed Procedure ID Not Used 
5.5-9
Chapter 5
5.5.1.8 Closing the [Configuration] Window
15. Click the [Save] button on the lower level, to save the settings.
16. Click [Exit] in the lower level to close the [Configuration] menu.
5.5-10
5.5.2 Adjusting the System (Calibration)
CAUTION
The calibration data from the virtual collimator, saved if either of the following
described calibrations were performed, can become corrupted. Even if a different
calibration process is performed, as the final step always confirm the the virtual
collimator is functioning properly. If it is not, calibrate the virtual collimator.
5.5.2.1 Preparation
2. Hold down the [Shift] key on the keyboard (from immediately after switching
the power ON, until the [Log On to Windows] dialog box is displayed).
3. When the [Log On to Windows] dialog box is displayed, enter the user name
and password.
User Name: "serviceapp" Password: "orion"
4. After the Service Application starts up, click the [Calib] button, located on
the upper right, to open the [Calibration] menu. This displays the
[Calibration] window shown below. (It may be useful to drag this
[Calibration] window to the reference monitor.)
5.5-11
Chapter 5
5.5.2.2 Adjusting the Field of Measurement, Video Parameters, and

Overlay Settings
Measuring Fields, Video Level

1. Click the [System Auto] button on the menu in the far left column.
[Measuring Fields] is selected in the second column from the left and the
[Image] tab is selected in the central menu.
2. Click the [Run] button.

3. When the "Calibration Step: SUCCESSFUL" message is displayed after the
selected parameter has been adjusted, click [OK].
4. Click [Next] on the lower level to move to the next parameter. (To calibrate
the same parameter again, click [Run] instead of [Next].)
The following parameters are then automatically adjusted in the order
shown.
[Measuring Field]
[Image] Tab [Fluoro/Pulsed Fluoro]
[Spot]
[AGC/IBS] Tab [Fluoro/Pulsed Fluoro IBS-OFF]
[Fluoro/Pulsed Fluoro IBS-1]
[Spot]
[Video level]
[Acq LUT] Tab [Fluoro/Pulsed Fluoro]
[Spot]
[Gain] Tab [Fluoro]
[Pulsed Fluoro]
[Spot]
[AutoBlack] Tab [Fluoro/Pulsed Fluoro]
[Spot]
Overlay
After [Measuring Field] and [Video Level] parameters are calibrated and calibration of
[Overlay] has started, do the following.
5. Select the [Manual Setting] checkbox.

6. When the [Are You Sure?] confirmation box is displayed, click [Yes].
7. Adjust the slider in the [Circle Mask Diameter] area until "1000" is shown
below the slider tab.
5.5-12
Closing the [Calibration] Window

8. Click [Exit].
9. When the [Save Changes?] dialog box is displayed, click [Yes].
10. When the "Calibration settings saved successfully" message is displayed,
click [OK]. This completes [Systm Auto] adjustments.
5.5-13
Chapter 5
5.5.2.3 Adjusting the Iris
Preparation
1. Click [Calib], then click [System Manual] on the menu in the far left column.
2. Click the [Iris] button, located in the second column from the left. This
displays the dialog box below.
3. Confirm that [ABS], [AGC], and [AutoBlack] are all selected in the [Status]
area and the [Density] slider is in the [Default] position. This area is not
otherwise touched during the adjustment process.
NOTE
If the [ABS] checkbox is selected, the IBS will switch ON each time the mode is
changed during iris adjustment in the fluoroscopy mode, which requires the
inconvenience of having to switch it OFF (required for parameters 5, 14, 23, 33, 43,
and 56).
Clearing the [ABS] checkbox allows saving the trouble of switching it ON, but do not
forget to select the checkbox again after finishing adjustments. It has no effect on
adjusting the iris itself.
4. Place a copper plate phantom (3 mm thick) on the X-ray emission port. A

uniform phantom is required for adjusting the iris.
5.5-14
Adjusting Continuous Fluoroscopy, 9-inch

5. On the C-arm cart, set IBS to OFF and tube voltage to 77 kV.
6. In the [II Field of View] area, select [Normal] (9-inch).

7. In the [Fluoro Rate] area, select [Continuous].
8. In the [Dose] area, select [Low].
9. Click the [Run] button. (A "Please activate ..." message will be displayed.)
Then start fluoroscopy. The slider in the [Iris Control Level] area will move
and automatically will be adjusted to obtain a [Cal Level] of approx. 200.
10. When the "Calibration Step: SUCCESSFUL" message is displayed after

finishing adjustments, shut off fluoroscopy and click [OK].
11. When adjustments are finshed, IBS will automatically switch ON. Be sure to
swtich IBS OFF for the next time adjustments are made, then reset tube
voltage to 77 kV.
12. In the [Dose] area select [Normal] and repeat the same adjustment as
described in Steps 5 to 7.
13. In the [Dose] area select [High] and repeat the same adjustment procedure
as described in Steps 5 to 7.
Adjusting Continuous Fluoroscopy, 6-inch

15. In the [II Field of View] area, select [MAG1] (6-inch).
16. In the [Fluoro Rate] area, select [Continuous].
voltage to 82 kV.
Adjusting Pulsed Fluoroscopy, 9-inch

25. In the [Fluoro Rate] area, select [15]. (A "Use 15pps Fluoro..." message will
be displayed in light blue.)
5.5-15
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29. Click the [Same for all PPS] button, located directly below the [Fluoro Rate]
area. (The 15 fps iris setting will now be applied to all other fps rates,
including 0.5 and 1.) Then click [Calibrate each PPS].
voltage to 77 kV.
Adjusting Pulsed Fluoroscopy, 6-inch

35. In the [Fluoro Rate] area, select [15]. (A "Use 15pps Fluoro..." message will
be displayed in light blue.)
39. Click the [Same for all PPS] button, located directly below the [Fluoro Rate]
area. (The 15 fps iris setting will now be applied to all other fps rates,
including 0.5 and 1.) Then click [Calibrate each PPS].
voltage to 77 kV.
5.5-16
Adjusting High Pulse Fluoroscopy (1, 0.5 fps), 9-inch

43. On the C-arm cart, set IBS to OFF, tube voltage to 77 kV, and fluoroscopy
rate to 1 fps.

45. Select the [Manual Setting] checkbox. When the [Are You Sure?]
confirmation box is displayed, click [Yes].
46. In the [Fluoro Rate] area, select [1]. (A "Use 1 pps Fluoro..." message will be
displayed in light blue.)

48. Start fluoroscopy (without clicking [Run]), adjust the slider in the [Iris Control
Level] area with the pointer, such that [Cal Level] is approx. 200 (180 to
220). Shut off fluoroscopy and record the [Iris Control Level] value. (It will be
used later for [Dose] and [Fluoro Rate].)
49. In the [Dose] area, select [Normal].

50. Start fluoroscopy and use the pointer to adjust the slider and obtain the [Iris
Control Level] value recorded in Step 6 above. Be sure to move the slider.
Confirm that [Cal Level] is approx. 200.
as described in Step 8 above.
52. In the [Fluoro Rate] area, select [0.5]. (A "Use 0.5 pps Fluoro..." message
will be displayed in light blue.)
53. In the [Dose] area select [Low] and repeat the same adjustment procedure
54. In the [Dose] area select [Normal] and repeat the same adjustment
procedure as described in Step 8 above.
Adjusting High Pulse Fluoroscopy (1, 0.5 fps), 6-inch

56. On the C-arm cart, set IBS to OFF, tube voltage to 82 kV, and fluoroscopy
rate to 1 fps.
59. In the [Fluoro Rate] area, select [1]. (A "Use 1 pps Fluoro..." message will be
displayed in light blue.)

61. Start fluoroscopy (without clicking [Run]), adjust the slider in the [Iris Control
Level] area with the pointer, such that [Cal Level] is approx. 200 (180 to
220). Shut off fluoroscopy and record the [Iris Control Level] value. (It will be
used later for [Dose] and [Fluoro Rate].)
62. In the [Dose] area, select [Normal].

5.5-17
Chapter 5
63. Start fluoroscopy and use the pointer to adjust the slider and obtain the [Iris
Control Level] value recorded above. Be sure to move the slider. Confirm
that [Cal Level] is approx. 200.
65. In the [Fluoro Rate] area, select [0.5]. (A "Use 0.5 pps Fluoro..." message
will be displayed in light blue.)
66. In the [Dose] area select [Low] and repeat the same adjustment procedure
67. In the [Dose] area select [Normal] and repeat the same adjustment
procedure as described in Step 21 above.
Adjusting Spot Fluoroscopy, 9-inch

69. On the C-arm cart, set tube voltage to 77 kV.
70. Click the [Spot] tab to open [Spot Adjustment Mode] window.
72. In the [Mode] area, select [Spot].
73. Click the [Run] button. (A "Please acquire ..." message will be displayed.)
Then press the right foot switch to start continous spot fluoroscopy (1 fps).
The slider in the [Iris Control Level] area will move and automatically will be
adjusted to obtain a [Cal Level] of approx. 1000.
finishing adjustments, release the footswitch, shut off continuous spot
fluoroscopy, and click [OK].
75. In the [Mode] area, select [Subtracted] and repeat the same adjustment
procedure as described in Steps 5 to 6 above.
Adjusting Spot Fluoroscopy, 6-inch

76. On the C-arm cart, set tube voltage to 82 kV.
78. In the [Mode] area, select [Spot].
79. Click the [Run] button. (A "Please acquire ..." message will be displayed.)
Then press the right foot switch to start continous spot fluoroscopy (1 fps).
The slider in the [Iris Control Level] area will move and automatically will be
adjusted to obtain a [Cal Level] of approx. 1000.
finishing adjustments, release the footswitch, shut off continuous spot
fluoroscopy, and click [OK].
81. In the [Mode] area select [Subtracted] and repeat the same adjustment
procedure as described in Steps 5 to 6 above.
5.5-18
5.5.2.4 Adjusting the ABS Level
Preparation
(Not necessary if already in the [System Manual] mode.)
2. Click [ABS] on the menu in the second column from the left. (An "Enable
ABS Control..." message is displayed, but ignore it.)
ABS Level
Make sure the iris is adjusted before starting this adjustment.
3. Confirm that the [ABS Level] tab was clicked.

4. In the C-arm main panel, select [Normal] and [Continuous], and set [IBS] to
ON.
Then start fluoroscopy. When the "Calibration Step: SUCCESSFUL"
message is displayed after finishing adjustments, shut off fluoroscopy and
click [OK].
NOTE
Use the iris value from when it was adjusted earlier and adjust the ABS Level such
that IBS stabilizes at a Cal Level near 200.
If this adjustment is performed in the manual mode the brightness level at which the
IBS stabilizes can be adjusted, but this not recommended.
ABS Response
6. Click the [ABS Response] tab.
8. On the C-arm main panel, select [15 fps] and [Normal], and set [IBS] to ON.
This automatically selects the [Pulsed Fluoro] checkbox on the right side.
9. Of the three diaglog boxes for [Gain], [Lag], and [Lead], set [Gain] to approx.
500 (450 to 500). Set [Lag] and [Lead] to zero. Be sure to move all sliders at
least once before adjusting settings to values indicated above.
10. On the C-arm panel, select [Continuous] and switch fluoroscopy ON for
approx. 1 second. This automatically selects the [Fluoro] checkbox on the
right side.
11. Of the three diaglog boxes for [Gain], [Lag], and [Lead], set [Gain] to approx.
500 (450 to 500). Set [Lag] and [Lead] to zero. Be sure to move all sliders at
least once before adjusting settings to values indicated above.
NOTE
Increasing the [Gain] value will decrease the IBS response rate, but also increases
the risk of overshoot. Therefore, it is not recommended.
5.5-19
Chapter 5
5.5.2.5 Adjusting the Virtual Collimator
Preparation
2. Click [Generator] on the menu in the second column from the left .
3. Dialog boxes may be displayed regarding [Current Circle Mask] or
[Calibration Circle Mask], but if so, click [OK] to close them. Do not click the
[Initial Value] button.
Adjustment
5. Perform fluoroscopy.
6. In the [Calibration Selector] area, select [Parallel Large Opening].
7. Adjust the [Collimator Apperture Size] slider so that the collilmator position
on the monitor aligns with the virtual line.
8. Select [Parallel Small Opening] and repeat Step 7.
9. Select [Octagonal Large Opening] and repeat Step 7.
10. Select [Octagonal Small Opening] and repeat Step 7.
11. Adjust [Rotaion @ 0 deg] and [Rotation @ 90 degrees] by moving the
[Collimator Rotation Adjust] slider.
13. Repeat Steps 5 to 11.
NOTE
Calibrating other parameters may affect virtual collimation data. Therefore,
whenever another parameter is calibrated, be sure to confirm that virtual collimation
is calibrated last and recalibrate if necessary.
5.5-20
5.5.2.6 Adjusting DIBS Limits
Adjustment
2. Click [Video level] on the menu in the far left column.

3. Click the [Gain] tab.
4. Click [Set Limits] in the [DIBS] area.

5. Set [Low Percent] to 5 and [High Percent] to 40, then click [OK].
5.5.2.7 Closing the [Calibration] Window
1. When finished with all adjustments, click [Exit].

2. When the [Save Changes?] dialog box is displayed, click [Yes].
3. When the "Calibration settings saved successfully" message is displayed,
the process is finished.
NOTE
After calibration is finished, always confirm functionality in all modes.
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Chapter 5

5.1 Technical Description

5.3 Replacing Parts

5.4 Service Application

5.5 System Adjustments

5.1.1 System Content

5.1.2 Data Flow

5.1.3 Camera Head

5.1.4 GIM Board

5.1.6 IAPDB Board

5.1.7 AGP Board

5.1.8 VIB Board

5.1.9 LVDS Board

5.1.10 Backing Up and Restoring Software Settings

5.1.11 Confirming Current Version Information

5.1.12 Upgrading the Software Version

5.1.13 BIOS Settings (for reference)

5.1.1 System Content

The DIS-200 image processor consists of three units.

5.1.2 Data Flow

5.1.2.1 Real-Time Fluoroscopy Display

5.1.2.2 Displaying and Recording R/F Images

Bulk Graphics Laser

5.1.2.3 Loading Images

Bulk Graphics Laser

Bulk Graphics Laser

5.1.2.4 Displaying Reference Images

Bulk Graphics Reference

Bulk Graphics Reference

5.1.2.5 External Output

5.1.3 Camera Head

Lens Video 12 Bit 75 Ohm Video

To Shimadzu Subaru ( only one of these, not

5.1.4 GIM Board

Generator Interface Module (GIM)

IAPDB Two State

Content of Communication With WHA CONT Board

Analog Voltage (IBS signal 6 V reference)

Serial Communication (The followings are communicated via a serial connector.)

Real-Time Communication (regarding fluoroscopy and exposure)

GIM Request X-ray

Photospot In/Out N.O. 1

Layout of Connectors on GIM Board

P18-1 PFluoro Drive

P18-3 PFluoro Ref

Note: Actual location of components may vary depending on type of computer.

Power Supply Connector

Secondary IDE (CD-R/CDRW)

Primary IDE (Hard Drive)

Floppy Diskette Drive

Graphics Card (098-649)

Optional Hardcopy Board

Video Output Board

Computer Cabinet - Side View

Cabinet - Rear View

5.1.6 IAPDB Board

Function: Main DIS-200 Circuit Board

Most DIS-200 functions are processed on this board.

Image Acquisition, Processing and Display Board

Secondary PCI bus