Cios Select

Troubleshooting Guide
System
Troubleshooting Guide

Answers for life.

2 Document Version / Disclaimer / Copyright

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Copyright
“© Siemens, 2015” refers to the copyright of a Siemens entity such as:
Siemens Healthcare GmbH - Germany
Siemens Aktiengesellschaft - Germany
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Siemens Shanghai Medical Equipment Ltd. - China
Siemens Medical Solutions USA Inc. - USA
Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics Inc. - USA and/or
Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics Products GmbH - Germany

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1 General Information 5

1.1 General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
1.1.1 Required Documents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
1.1.2 Required Tools, Test Equipment and Aids . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
1.1.3 Abbreviations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
1.1.4 Safety Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

2 Service Restrictions 7

2.1 Service Restrictions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

2.1.1 Service Software content disappears . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
2.1.2 Err 402/243 when Logging out of the Service Software . . . . . . . . 7

3 Overview 8

3.1 Introduction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
3.2 System Overview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
3.2.1 System overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
3.2.2 Components Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
3.3 General troubleshooting “Remote diagnostics”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
3.3.1 Log file transfer and diagnostics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
3.4 XCU, AP-IDs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
3.4.1 AXCS connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
3.4.2 AP-IDs hex / dec . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
3.4.3 “Ping” to Ethernet address via CMD shell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
3.5 CAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

4 X-ray generation 24

4.1 Overview of Generator Fuses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

4.2 Local Generator Tools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
4.2.1 Generator service usage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
4.2.2 Start the generator service programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
4.2.3 Generator service programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
4.2.4 First service level . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
4.2.5 Second service level . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
4.3 Function Check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
4.3.1 High tension circuit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
4.4 Function information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
4.4.1 Block diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
4.4.2 D610 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
4.4.3 D611 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
4.4.4 D620 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
4.4.5 D621 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
4.5 Radiation triggering. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
4.5.1 Requirements regarding radiation triggering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72

5 Imaging system overview 73

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5.1 Dose Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73

5.2 Dose level gain setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
5.2.1 Gain factor calculation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
5.3 Dose Adjustment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76

6 Movement 81

6.1 Lifting column movement. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81

7 Switch-on sequence, power-on unit 83

7.1 Switch-on sequence, power-on unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83

7.2 Power-on unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84

8 Event log; File and Image Tools 85

8.1 Log files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85

8.2 Export logfiles or “Service Images” with “File and Image Tools”:. . . . . . . . . . 86
8.3 Acsos.NT trace tool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87
8.4 Event log . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88
8.4.1 Function Description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88
8.4.2 Opening the event log . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88
8.4.3 Handling the event log . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89

9 Test tools 95

9.1 Testing tools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95

9.1.1 AXCS Tests. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95
9.1.2 Monitoring. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
9.1.3 3D visualization . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
9.1.4 FL-C Image Diagnostics II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102

10 Changes to previous version 108

11 List of Hazard IDs 109

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1.1 General

1.1.1 Required Documents

General safety information TD00-000.860.01...

Safety Information, “Safety Information including IEC 62353” XPR2-140.860.01...

1.1.2 Required Tools, Test Equipment and Aids

n
USB keyboard (English) see SPC
n
Screw jack size 70/100 (only for replacing the wheel and the vertical 10 759 620
toothed belt)
• Special tool for replacing the vertical tooth belt 10 860 956
n
Ratchet tension belt (for monoblock replacement) 10 400 644
n
Tool case 97 02 457
n
Loctite 221 20 48 874
n
Digital multimeter 74 14 209
n
Spring balance, up to 200 N 44 15 113
n
Digital spirit level, 800 mm 74 14 209
n
Torque wrench, 2 - 20 Nm 70 59 975
n
Dynamic test case 37 90 156
n
2.1 mm precision radiation filter 99 00 598
n
Precision radiation filter set (two, 0.6 mm; included in the system ship‐ 108 60 929
ment, located in the trolley CD case).
n
Set of CU filters (ten, 0.3 mm CU) 44 06 120
n
Resolution test kit (Type 41 is needed) 28 71 820
n
Resolution test, Type 52 kit 99 00 051
n
Safety tester for leakage current and protective conductor resistance test see SPC
n
SMFit spot meter 77 52 848
n
Dosimeter e.g., Unfors see SPC

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1.1.3 Abbreviations

DICOM Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine

TCP Trolley control panel
CCP C-arm control panel
FL-C Fluorospot Compact
AXCS Net Cios internal network
UPS Uninterruptible power supply unit
OGP Organ program

1.1.4 Safety Information

 WARNING
Risk of death, injury or material damage.
Non-compliance can lead to death, injury, or material damage.
Please note:
 the product-specific safety information in these instructions,
 the general safety information in TD00-000.860.01...
 the safety guidelines prescribed by your service organization and
 the safety information XPR2.140-.860.02...

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2.1 Service Restrictions

2.1.1 Service Software content disappears

Function Service Software is active

Problem Login Service Software, enter any configuration page. Some con‐
tents disappear after clicking the “Backspace” button on the keyboard
several times.
Work-around n Do not click “Backspace” without selecting any configuration in‐
put fields
n Keep clicking “Backspace” until content is back if this problem
happens due to unintended operation that differs from the infor‐
mation above.

SW Version VA10
Sporadic Yes

2.1.2 Err 402/243 when Logging out of the Service Software

Function Logging out of the Service Software

Problem When logging out of the Service Software, “Err 402 /243: Disk almost
full” pops up.
Work-around This Error will not impact system normal use. Click OK to accept it.
SW version VA10
Sporadic No

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3.1 Introduction
This Troubleshooting Guide is intended to provide support on how to find errors and how
to resolve them.
The Overview chapter provides a general overview of the system.
The X-ray Generation, Imaging system, Movement, Power on unit chapters provide a
brief introduction of the system functions.
The Event log chapter explains the event log tool in FLC service.
The Test tools chapter explains the test tool in FLC service.

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3.2 System Overview

3.2.1 System overview

The Cios Select consists of a C-arm system and a monitor trolley.
Fig. 1: Cios Select

n C-arm system with I.O.C (Image Intensifier, Optics, Camera), single tank tube, collima‐
tor, and generator (inside chassis)
n Monitor trolley with keyboard, mouse, USB port, two monitors, FLC (Fluorospot Com‐
pact), etc.

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3.2.2 Components Location

Fig. 2: Main Unit - Left view

6
5
4

(1) CCP
(2) D610
(3) D620
(4) wheel
(5) D621
(6) wheel chain

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Fig. 3: Main Unit - right view

1
3

5
2

(1) MCU
(2) D142
(3) U2
(4) Vertical motor
(5) foot brake
(6) SG cable connector

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Fig. 4: Main Unit - front view

(1) T1
(2) T2
(3) Filter
(4) Lower end switch assembly
(5) C-arm cable holder

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Fig. 5: Main Unit - back view

(1) Steering handle

(2) Steering rod
(3) U1
(4) Inductor
(5) Speaker

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Fig. 6: Main Unit

1
2

(1) C-arm cable holder

(2) Upper end switch assembly

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Fig. 7: Main Unit

5
2

(1) Single tank

(2) Collimator
(3) Image intensifier
(4) Optics and Camera
(5) DAP (option)

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Fig. 8: Trolley

2
1

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(1) FLC
(2) UPS
(3) TCP
(4) Monitors
(5) Exposure Lamp

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3.3 General troubleshooting “Remote diagnostics”

3.3.1 Log file transfer and diagnostics

n All log files can be read directly on the unit in FLC service mode.
n SRS connected, a standard download of the log files is possible:
Via LAN, required conditions:
 User provides “limited access” to SRS
 A timeframe has been arranged
 Plugged into Ethernet
 Unit and FLC PC are on

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n SRS not connected, the customer is able to transfer the log files to a portable USB
device and send them via e-mail as a zip file.
Sending log files (as a zip file), required conditions:
 User must have an approved, virus-free USB device.
 An e-mail recipient delivery should be arranged locally.
 Right-click an icon (letter “i” in a circle) on the lower left of the left monitor.
 In the dialog box, select the storage destination (USB and/or local storage for
analysis via remote diagnostics) and confirm with OK.
Fig. 9: Sending log

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Fig. 10: Sending log

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3.4 XCU, AP-IDs

3.4.1 AXCS connection

AXCS connection can be checked by AXCS Tests in Service Software.
Refer to ( AXCS Tests / Page 95) for detailed instructions.
Fig. 11: AXCS Diagnostics

3.4.2 AP-IDs hex / dec

0x10 16 Image Chain

0x19 25 Imaging system
0x1B 27 Main Control Unit (MCU)
0x20 32 Stand Control Unit (SCU)
0x21 33 Collimator Control Unit (CCU)
0x22 34 Operating Control Unit (OCU)
0x24 36 Button based IF (interface)
0x28 40 DAP meter control unit (DCU)
0x50 80 Generator IF (interface)

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0x61 97 Support Functions Process [PMS = Production Manufac‐

turing and Service (Service SW)]
0x65 101 Support Functions Service for PMS
0xF0 240 X-Ray Control Unit (XCU)
0xF3 243 Fluorospot Compact

3.4.3 “Ping” to Ethernet address via CMD shell

10.1.1.13 D611 (only used when performing firmware upgrade)

10.1.1.25 FLC
10.1.1.27 MCU

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3.5 CAN
Fig. 12: CAN communication

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4.1 Overview of Generator Fuses

Tab. 1 Overview of Generator Fuses

Component Fuse Value Type Part no.

XC terminals bar F1 12A FNQ-12 11145177
F2, F3 2A FNQ-2 11145178
Main Fuses ter‐ F4 10A FNQ-10 11145179
minal bar
F8, F9 15A FNQ-15 11145182
F8, F9 20A FNQ-20 11145183
XD terminals bar F5 3A FNQ-3 11145180
F6 2A FNQ-2 11145178
Movement ter‐ F7 4A S505-4-R 11145181
minal bar

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4.2 Local Generator Tools

The current generator service is managed by a user or technician in the image system PC
 (FL-C) under the key words "Local Generator Tools". Future generator service version will
be managed by the image system PC (FL-C).

Beware of unintentionally moving basic system software data. When you use the mouse
in the service menus, it is possible that you will unintentionally move files or folders to

 an unknown path. There is no notification of this on-screen. One possible outcome is

that the next PC boot will fail. As a consequence, you must do a full restore using the
most recent good GHOST. See the Cios Select CB-DOC, chapter Installation / FLUORO‐
SPOT Compact / Software on the CS Intranet (Print Number AX41-060.816.14).

 Always use connected hardware -- a mouse -- for navigation in the service soft‐
ware.

4.2.1 Generator service usage

To check and change any generator values, the hardware "SERV" switch must be in posi‐
tion "2". The switch is located in the D610 board.

 n

n
Position 1: Normal position. Generator communicates with MCU. Radiation available.
Position 2: Service Active position. The generator communicates with Local Genera‐
tor Tools, where generator values can be read and changed. No Radiation available.

 While the service button is OFF, all values are displayed as "0”.

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Fig. 13: D610

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Fig. 14: SERV switch

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Values in this chapter are not default or suggested values. Some values shown are based

 on:
- Customized individual settings

Adjusted values are saved to the generator CPU. In the event data are lost with a CPU
board replacement or an upgrade to firmware, there is no complete backup file for the

 most recent adjustment values.

Suggestion:
Use screen shots to capture various adjustments.

4.2.2 Start the generator service programs

4.2.2.1 Access the generator service programs

1. Start Service Software

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2. Access Tune Up -> Local Generator Tools. If the Generator SSW doesn't show, click
the icon in the Windows tool bar.
Fig. 15: Local Generator Tools

Fig. 16: Generator SSW

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 The entire screen may turn black after pressing "Enter". Use the key combination "Alt" +
"Tab" on the keyboard to go back to the service screen.

4.2.2.2 Generator service program start screen

The generator service program start screen:

1. The "User" option is for "Configuration Settings" only (the default display).
 An on-screen keyboard will open( Fig. 19 Page 31) when clicking in the
password field
2. The “Technical Service” option is for technical services.
 An on-screen keyboard will open( Fig. 19 Page 31) when clicking in the
password field
3. Enter the service password
4. All generator services are available.( Fig. 18 Page 31)

Fig. 17: Generator service start screen

1
3
2

(1) User option

(2) Technical Service option
(3) Password
(4) Service tabs

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Fig. 18: Complete generator service

Fig. 19: Password input window

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4.2.3 Generator service programs

n The first service level is for configurations by an authorized customer technician. Se‐
lect "User" and enter the user password:

 n
 "Configuration Settings" are highlighted (white)( Fig. 20 Page 32).
The second service level is for trained technicians only. Select "Service" and enter the
service password:
 The six service tabs are highlighted and active( Fig. 21 Page 32).

Fig. 20: Use user password Fig. 21: Use service password

4.2.3.1 Generator Services

Fig. 22: Generator services

The following settings, configurations, read outs and tests are available:

1. Configuration Settings
2. Errors / Warnings stored
3. Adjustments
4. Board Versions
5. Firmware Upgrade
6. Diagnostics / Tests

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4.2.3.2 Checkbox
Most of the items are self-explanatory and are explained by a short on-screen description.

If an item is inactive or not selected, you will see a white "x" against
a red background.

If an item is active or tested as OK, you will see a green checkmark.

4.2.4 First service level

The first service level is for configurations by an authorized customer technician. Select
"User" and enter the user password:
Only the on-screen "Configuration Settings" button is highlighted (white) and ac‐
tive( Fig. 23 Page 34). Changes can only be made when the "Serv." Switch in D610
 board is at position “2”.
n All explanations for the first and second service levels are the same and are used in
exactly the same way.
n For the second level, a different password is required and all service items are availa‐
ble.

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Fig. 23: First Service Level

4.2.4.1 Configuration Settings

Fig. 24: Configuration Settings

n Half Point: Exposure manipulation with half point technology

n Sound: CPU volume level in 3 steps
 low/mid/high: click the button to switch the setting
n Exposition Counter: X-ray exposure released in total
 read only

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n StartUp LAST VAL: program for setting the kV/mAs values on startup
 Clicking it will open a program window.
n Limits kV/mAs: program for setting maximum usable kV/mAs values
 Clicking it will open a program window.

4.2.4.2 StartUp LAST VAL

Multiple numeric data or values are shown only if the "Serv." Switch in D610 board is at
position “2”.

 If you are only running a check, be sure not to make any accidental changes to the val‐
ues.
The last selection will be stored in the CPU as soon as the Program or Exit button is press‐
ed.

Fig. 25: Startup configuration

n Active Last Val

 Generator ON will show the kV/mAs values used last time.
n Disable Last Val
 Generator ON will show the kV/mAs values selected in this menu. kV and mAs
startup value can be selected using the +/- keys.
n Click Program to accept the settings.

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4.2.4.3 Unit Limits

Fig. 26: Unit limits

n Select the maximum usable kV/mAs values and accept by clicking Program.

4.2.5 Second service level

 Be aware that every change will be stored to the CPU. Always think twice before using a
functionality.

 For all activities at the second service level, the activated service button on D610 is re‐
quired.

4.2.5.1 Errors / Warnings stored

Fig. 27: Generator SSW E&W

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Fig. 28: Errors and warnings

1
7
2

5 8

Field Relevance
1 Counter of total number of stored errors and warnings (0 to 999)
2 Abbreviated designation for the log file
3 Error or warning number
4 kV/mAs values used when this message was stored
5 Date and time stamp of stored message
6 Status of functions when the message appears (green = active; red = inactive)
7 Selection box for number of messages to be stored (in reference to field 1)
8 Set message storage to zero (any time after servicing when the system is fault
free)

Example of corresponding message information - Code 214

No. Log_text Type severity Log message Service information

214 JIM-JR_ERROR Error JIM signal dur‐ Just detected
ing exposure JIM signal during exposure

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“Ask Err Num” by clicking on the up/down arrows or use the numeric buttons on the key‐
board. Press Enter to display the stored number of “ask for” message (the total counter
will change to the currently displayed message number).

4.2.5.2 Adjustments

Fig. 29: Generator SSW Adjust

n Adjustment steps
- Current Reg. (FC1)
- kV Reg. (FC2 Max)
- kV Reg. (FC2 Min)
- mAs (F1)
- Heating (IH)

Fig. 30: Generator adjustments

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Note that some of the values will be shown and updated only when the service switch in
the D610 board is in position “2”.


Every change will be stored when this service function is active and the Exit screen but‐
ton is pressed.
n No unintended actions or changes.
n Please take notes to capture the adjusted values or make a screen shot.

Current Regulation (FC1)

Fig. 31: Current regulation FC1_Hz

No adjustment needed; this is done by the CPU.

 The value should be approx.: FC1 = 70000 up to 75000 Hz.

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kV Regulation (FC2 Max)

Fig. 32: kV regulation FC2_Max Hz

No adjustment needed; this is done by the CPU. For control purposes only.
 The values should be: FC2_Max = 42100 Hz ± 1.5 kHz.

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kV Regulation (FC2 Min)

Fig. 33: kV regulation FC2_Min Hz

No adjustment needed; this is done by the CPU. For control purposes only.
 The value should be: FC2_Min = 29000 Hz ± 1.5 kHz.

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mAs control (F1)

Fig. 34: mAs check and adjust F1

Do not touch anything. This is preconfigured at the factory.

 F1: approx. 179 kHz (+/- 15%)
 mAs adj. counts: +/- 50

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Heating control / adjustment (IH)

Fig. 35: IH-adjust

1 4

2 3
6

 The IH adjustment for S3P VA10 is fully manual. This means that there is no automatic
adjustment implemented in the service application.

IH_Control & Adjustment

1. Oscillogram
2. Heat correction +/- 10 steps per kV value (for manual adjustment), small focus
3. Heat correction +/- 10 steps per kV value (for manual adjustment), large focus
4. Guided IH Adjustment
5. Information for adjustment
6. Specific adjustment for manual procedure

 The tools marked in items 1, 4, 5 and 6 are not implemented in S3P VA10. The heating
adjustment is fully manual with tools marked in items 2 and 3

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The hardware "SERV" switch on the D610 board must be

 n

n
in position "2" to check and change any generator values
in position "1" to release radiation

n Heating adjustment in small focus

a) Set the hardware "SERV" switch on the D610 board to position “2”
b) Start Service Software–>Tube Up–>Local Generator Tools–>Adjustments–
>Heating(IH)

Fig. 36: no values for IH adjustment at the beginning of the IH adjustment process for small filament

The values of initial adjustment of the small filament must be “0” for all value rang‐
es.
If not, click any value box .
 A heating parameter program window will pop up.

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Fig. 37: Heating parameter program

Select 0 for all values

c) Exit Local Generator Tools and Exit Service Software
d) Set the hardware "SERV" switch on the D610 board to position “1”
e) Register a New Patient and select Application Organ Program “Ortho Standard”.

Fig. 38: CCP tech lock

4 1

(1) Tech lock

(2) KV value control
(3) mA / mAs value control
(4) Dose level

Select Middle/High Dose Level( 4/Fig. 38 Page 45), activate “Tech Lock”
( 1/Fig. 38 Page 45), adjust to 70 KV( 2/Fig. 38 Page 45) and 8.4
mA( 3/Fig. 38 Page 45).

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f) Release continuous fluoroscopy at 70 KV and 8.4 mA to check the extent of the

heating maladjustment.

Fig. 39: IH too high in small filament

The picture ( Fig. 39 Page 46) shows a current maximum that is higher than the
established current value; this is because of the heating current. Therefore, lower
values have to be selected in the heating tool.
g) Repeat steps a) and b).
Select the new heating parameter.

Fig. 40: IH reduction in small filament

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 All four exposure points, 0.1 / 0.5 / 5 / 15 mA in column (60-90 KV, Heat Corr.), must
select the new heating parameter.

n For values within range -10 ~ +10, click the value; the new heating parameter


will be selected.
n For values <-10 and >+10, adjust the value by clicking the - and + buttons, the
new heating parameter is selected by clicking the Program button

h) Repeat steps c) to f), make an exposure to check the heating correction at 70 KV

and 8.4 mA

Fig. 41: IH adjusted in small filament

In this check ( Fig. 41 Page 47), the current should not show any peaks.

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i) The heating adjustment values are then propagated to all the exposure points for
small focus in the service application.

Fig. 42: IH values propagated to other exposure points in small filament

 Depending on the maladjustment, the values step will be higher or lower.

 It may be necessary to select the heating parameter and check the heating correction
several times until the current does not show any peaks.

n Heating adjustment in large focus

 Only needed with Cassette Mode

a) Set the hardware "SERV" switch on the D610 board to position “2”

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b) Start Service Software–>Tube Up–>Local Generator Tools–>Adjustments–

>Heating(IH)

Fig. 43: no values for IH adjustment at the beginning of the IH adjustment process for large filament

The values of the initial adjustment for the large filament must be 0 for all value
ranges.
If not, click any value box .
 A heating parameter program window will pop up ( Fig. 37 Page 45)
Select 0 for all values
c) Exit Local Generator Tools and Exit Service Software
d) Set the hardware "SERV" switch on the D610 board to position “1”
e) Use cassette mode to check the large filament. Register a New Patient and select
Application Organ Program “Ortho Standard”. Adjust to 70
KV( 2/Fig. 38 Page 45) and 2.5 mAs( 3/Fig. 38 Page 45).

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f) Release an exposure to check the current status at 70 kV 2.5 mAs in cassette

mode.

Fig. 44: IH too high in large filament

The picture( Fig. 44 Page 50) shows that the initial heating current is too low. In
this case, a positive adjustment must be carried out.

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g) Repeat steps a) and b).

Select the new heating parameter.

 In large focus, only the initial box accepts parameters, the other exposure points will
have the first box value propagated.

Fig. 45: IH reduction in large filament

n For values within range -10 ~ +10, click the value; the new heating parameter


will be selected.
n For values <-10 and >+10, adjust the value by clicking the - and + buttons, the
new heating parameter is selected by clicking the Program button

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h) Repeat steps c) to f), release an exposure to check the current status at 70 kV 2.5
mAs in cassette mode

Fig. 46: IH adjusted in large filament

In this check ( Fig. 46 Page 52) the initial current does not show any current
peaks and is similar to the established current. In such a case this adjustment pa‐
rameter can be accepted.

 Depending on the maladjustment, the values step will be higher or lower.

 It may be necessary to select the heating parameter and check the heating correction
several times until the current does not show any peaks.

i) Once the IH parameter is fixed, check the current at a higher (110 KV /15 mAs or
109 KV / 16 mAs) and lower (50 KV / 20 mAs) exposure point for cassette mode.
The higher exposure point will show an small current peak( Fig. 47 Page 53)
and the lower exposure parameter will show a lower initial current

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point( Fig. 48 Page 53). This is because the heating adjustment is carried out at
a median exposure parameter and not at the edges.
Fig. 47: IH adjusted in large filament 110 kV/15 mAs

Fig. 48: IH adjusted in large filament 50 kV/20 mAs

 It is better to release continuous fluoroscopy at 70 KV and 8.4 mA and check the

waveform to ensure that the adjustment in small focus has not been impacted.

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NTC Temp

Fig. 49: Single Tank Temperature

Do not touch anything. This is pre-configured at the factory.

 To set the single tank temperature, compare it with an external temperature sen‐
sor as the reference.

Set WakeOn LAN

Fig. 50: Set WakeOn LAN

When you click the Set WakeOn LAN button on-screen, a black window is displayed and
program runs automatically.

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The CPU board is matched to recognize the computer to enable the Wake On LAN func‐
tionality.

 Each time that the CPU board (D610+D611) is replaced, Set WakeOn LAN to enable the
computer Wake On LAN functionality

Set On Time
Fig. 51: Set On Time

When you click the Set On Time button on-screen, a black window is displayed and pro‐
gram runs automatically.
The computer clock and date are set in the STU-ETH board.
 It is used for a special trace login during the design phase.

 If the STU-ETH date and clock are not synchronized with the computer, system perform‐
ance will not be affected.

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4.2.5.3 Board Versions

Fig. 52: Board versions

This service program always starts with the D610 and then proceeds step by step for all
boards connected.
Connected boards
n D610 = Central Processor Unit (CPU)
n D620 = Line power input (PWR).

Fig. 53: Board D610 CPU

3 4

5 6

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Fig. 54: Board D620

n Header: board type is displayed

n “>>”: Display next board
n HW. Vers: Hardware version of the board
n FW. Vers: Firmware version installed on the board
n CPU FW. Vers. Incomp. = Last D610 CPU firmware version that is incompatible.
n Week/Year: calendar week of the year 20XX when produced
n Number: Serial number of the board in relation to the material number

 Remember you can make screen shots.

4.2.5.4 Firmware Upgrade

Fig. 55: Firmware upgrade

 All board upgrades require the “SERV.” switch to be activated.

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The installed FW file could be an older or newer one than the one stored in FL-C explor‐
 er. If the update failed there is no way to go back to the previous FW file. Unless a back‐
up ghost file of partition \\C: is available.

When you click the Firmware Upgrade button on-screen, a black window with “+C:” is
displayed. Navigation is similar to Windows Explorer. Perform this step-by-step for each
board.
Fig. 56: Firmware upgrade

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Fig. 57: Firmware upgrade

Remember to make a note or take a screen shot if the displayed FW versions are differ‐
ent than the ones installed.
Used boards - new system DVD

n

 FW file could be a newer version

n New board - older system SW
 FW file could be an older version

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Fig. 58: Firmware path

Firmware path
n Navigation is similar to WINDOWS Explorer.
n The available FW - version stored in the FL-C is always shown

 Note which board is recommended for upgrading. Start the required procedure in the
right sequence

There are 2 different upgrade procedures. This is part of the board functionality.
Upgrade procedures
n STU-ETH D611 board.
n CPU D610 board

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Fig. 59: Version check result

1 2
4

(1) D611_SW -> D611_IMAGE

(2) D611_PACKAGE -> D611_PACKAGE
(3) Trigger board FW -> D611_STU
(4) D610_FW -> D610_CPU

Procedure for board D611

n Workflow for D611_IMAGE – upgrade
- Perform a Version Check in the service software to confirm there is a new version
available for D611_SW( 1/Fig. 59 Page 61) (the Version Check result “status”
shows “different”).
- Navigate to “Firmware Upgrade / D611_IMAGE” and select the board image file.
- Click Start ETH Upgrade
 A black window is displayed

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 Do not touch any function buttons while the procedure is running

Fig. 60: D611_IMAGE – upgrade

- Wait until the text message “D611 image installed SUCCESSFULLY” appears. Wait
until the window closes automatically after several seconds
- Restart the entire unit (Generator and FL-C)
- Perform a Version Check in the service software again
- Check whether installation was successful.
n Workflow for D611_PACKAGE – upgrade
- Perform a Version Check in the service software to confirm there is a new version
available for the D611_PACKAGE ( 2/Fig. 59 Page 61) (the Version Check result
“status” shows “different”).
- Navigate to “Firmware Upgrade / D611_PACKAGE” and select the board package file
- Click Start ETH Upgrade
 A black window is displayed

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 Do not touch any function buttons while the procedure is running

Fig. 61: D611_PACKAGE – upgrade

- Wait until the text message “D611 package installed SUCCESSFULLY” appears. Wait
until the window closes automatically after several seconds
- Restart the entire unit (Generator and FL-C)
- Perform a Version Check in the service software again
- Check whether installation was successful.
n Workflow for D611_STU – upgrade
- Perform a Version Check in the service software to confirm there is a new version
available for the trigger board FW( 3/Fig. 59 Page 61) (the Version Check result
“status” shows “different”).
- Navigate to “Firmware Upgrade / D611_STU” and select the board FW file
- Click Start ETH Upgrade
 A black window is displayed

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 Do not touch any function buttons while the procedure is running

Fig. 62: D611_STU – upgrade

- Wait until the text message “STU firmware updated SUCCESSFULLY” appears. Wait
until the window closes automatically after several seconds
- Restart the entire unit (Generator and FL-C)
- Perform a Version Check in the service software again
-Check whether installation was successful.
Procedure for board D610 FW upgrade
n Perform a Version Check in the service software to confirm there is a new version
available for D610_FW ( 4/Fig. 59 Page 61) (the Version Check result “status” shows
“different”).
n Check possible board settings
 The customized data should be memorized and reconfigured after the up‐
grade. Navigate to Local Generator Tools –>Configuration Settings. Make a
note or take a screen shot of the customized settings for D610
- StartUp Last VAL
- Limits kV/mAs
- Sound
- Exposition Counter (will be kept)
- Errors/Warnings stored (will be kept)
n Navigate to “Firmware Upgrade /D610_CPU” and select the board FW file.
n Click Start ETH Upgrade
 A black window is displayed

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 Do not touch any function buttons while the procedure is running

Fig. 63: D610_FW-upgrade

n Wait until the text message “XE167 firmware updated SUCCESSFULLY” appears. Wait
until the window closes automatically
n Restart the entire unit (Generator and FL-C).
n Log in to the SSW <Tube Up> <Local Generator Tools> <Board Versions>
n Check whether installation was successful
n Check board settings. Navigate to Local Generator Tools –> Configuration Settings
and compare with the previously noted customized settings

4.2.5.5 Diagnostics / Tests

Fig. 64: Generator SSW diagnostics and tests

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Fig. 65: Diagnostic tests

 The “Diagnosis/Tests” service button does not work for S3P (Cios Select)

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4.3 Function Check

4.3.1 High tension circuit

4.3.1.1 kV regulation FC2

n System ON
n FLC service -> Tune Up -> Local Generator Tools -> Adjustments -> kV Regulation (FC2)
n The values should fall within the range:
FC2_Max = 42100 Hz ± 1.5 kHz
FC2_Min = 29000 Hz ± 1.5 kHz

4.3.1.2 Test point KV and JR check

1. Test point KV and JR on D610

Oscilloscope configuration: CH1=>KV: (1 V = 20 kV) and CH2=>JR (1 V = 5 mA), e.g.
70 KV, 8.4 mA, continuous fluoro
Fig. 66: KV & JR

 Deviation > 10% or arcing signals - Main inverter (on D620) problem

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4.4 Function information

4.4.1 Block diagram

4.4.1.1 Main inverter

Fig. 67: Main inverter

4.4.1.2 Filament inverter

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Fig. 68: Filament inverter

4.4.2 D610
Generator CPU board/D610 provides the generator controlling function.

4.4.2.1 D610 test points

Item Test point Function/Information Measurement

1 GND 0 V signal (ground) / mass measurement n.a.
2 GND 0 V signal (ground) / mass measurement n.a.
3 GND 0 V signal (ground) / mass measurement n.a.
4 KVN kV actual, negative 1 V = 10 kV
5 KVP kV actual, positive 1 V = 10 kV
6 KV kV actual, total 1 V = 20 kV
7 JR mA actual, tube current (mA) 1 V = 5mA
8 I Heating resonant current 1 V = 1 A (pri‐
mary)

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Item Test point Function/Information Measurement

9 IH Heating current 1 V = 1 A (rms)
(secondary)
10 F1 mAs integration frequency 5 V / 1 MHz max.
11 SWT Switching to regulate tube current High = kV > 75%
kV nominal
12 VB Capacitor bank voltage 1 V = 100 V
13 VR Reference voltage 5 V DC +/- 0.1
14 SCM Main inverter short circuit high = error
15 SCH Heating inverter short circuit high = error
16 JIM Tube overcurrent (heating or rays) high = error
17 KVM KV overvoltage (positive or negative high = error
branch)
18 KVC Main inverter resonant current 1 V = 30 A
19 EXP Main inverter status high = standby;
low = exposure in
progress
20 FC2 Main inverter frequency(kHz)
21 FC1 Filament inverter frequency (kHz)
22 KVS kV nominal (kV) 1 V = 30 KV
23 JRS Nominal tube current (mA)
24 IHS Nominal effective filament current 1 V = 1.2 As
25 VTMP IGBT temperature

4.4.2.2 D610 LED description

Fig. 69: D610 LED description

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4.4.3 D611
STU/D611 (system triggering unit) which as part of generator CPU board/D610 serves 2
functions:
n Triggering of generator (HV_trigger)
n Triggering of camera to the response signal from the generator

4.4.4 D620
Generator Power board/D620 provides the functions: Main Inverter, Filament Inverter,
system On/Off circuit.

4.4.4.1 D620 LED description

Fig. 70: D620 LED description

4.4.5 D621
RCL/D621 board is part of Main Inverter

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4.5 Radiation triggering

4.5.1 Requirements regarding radiation triggering

Before radiation can be triggered, the following requirements must be met:
n A patient, at least an emergency patient, must be created.
n An organ program must be selected.
n Sufficient hard disk space must be available for data acquisition.
n Ready must be signaled by a green bar on the displays.
n The generator must be ready for exposure:
n The 20 mA loop must be closed by pressing the radiation triggering button (hand
switch or foot switch).
n Foot switch or hand switch pressed.
n The displays must show no errors.
n Tube must not be too hot.
n C-arm and matching trolley are connected.
n System is below maximum skin dose and maximum fluoro time or the warning(s)
have been confirmed.

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5.1 Dose Control

Fig. 71: Dose Control

Basic Flow:
n The sequence starts when the imaging system (FL-C) sends a frame request.
n The STU activates the X-ray trigger for the X-ray window defined for this frame rate.
n Generator activates X-ray
n The generator stops when the mAs value that has been calculated on the basis of the
previous brightness value (Bsignal value) has been reached or when the pulse time
has reached the max value.
n After the end of the X-ray window the image is transferred to image chain.
n The image chain calculates the actual dose value from the image brightness and
sends this to the generator
n The generator calculates the dose control parameter.
In Cios Select, the timing control unit in the generator (STU board) actively triggers the
generator and camera. The FLC application sends the brightness value from image chain
to generator.
The generator sends acquisition data via XCU to FLC for display and dose record.

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5.2 Dose level gain setting

5.2.1 Gain factor calculation

The gain factor is calculated according to parameter additional fluoro gain , dose level
factor and basic gain:

Gain factor = (B*(100 +A)%)/D

n B is the basic gain, is set in factory, and can be checked in the configuration file C:
\Addon\IC\CCDCam_DHECC.xml with key “BasicGain”.
n A is the additional fluoro gain, and can be set in the FLC service
page( 1/Fig. 72 Page 75)
n D is the dose level factor, can be set in the FLC service page( 2/Fig. 72 Page 75)

For S3P (Cios Select), the parameter D (dose factor) is determined only by the dose level,
regardless of the value configured manually in the FLC. This value is 60% for low dose

 level, 100% for mid dose level and 200% for high dose level. The configuration in the
FLC service page( 2/Fig. 72 Page 75) will not be applied to the program.
The dose level can be selected via the Dose button( 4/Fig. 75 Page 77) on the CCP.

To access the page for setting A and D:

Service->FLC Service->Configuration->I.I. ImageChainValues-Global

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Fig. 72: I.I. image chain values - global

1
2

(1) Additional fluoro gain

(2) Dose level factor

One example of gain factor calculation: the following gain factor in the table is in the ac‐
ceptable range.

Dose level (D) 1/D Additional fluo‐ Basic gain (B) camera gain factor
ro gain (A)
60% 1/60%=1.666 100% 2.3 1.666*2*2.3=7.67
100% 1/100%=1 0% 2.3 1*1*2.3=2.3
200% 1/200%=0.5 0% 2.3 0.5*1*2.3=1.15

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5.3 Dose Adjustment

 A special service organ program is needed. Perform the dose adjustment using Service
Software->Tune Up->Dose TV-iris.

Workflow for dose adjustment

n Adjust TV iris in Tune-up. Follow the adjustment procedures displayed on the FLC.
Fig. 73:

n Place a 2.1 mm copper filter on the single tank tube

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n Place the dose meter chamber near the edge of the image.
Fig. 74: Dose adjustment

n Enter the expected measured dose rate in nGy/s. 300 for the Unfors dose meter, 334
for the Diados. dose meter
n Click on the Go.
 The service organ program is selected automatically.
n Release fluoroscopy. Activate tech lock( 1/Fig. 75 Page 77). Keep 70
kV( 2/Fig. 75 Page 77), and adjust mA( 3/Fig. 75 Page 77) to attain the expec‐
ted dose rate on the dose meter.
Tolerance +/- 10%.

 Release fluoroscopy at least 5 seconds after each adjustment until dose rate is stable.

Fig. 75: CCP tech lock

4 1

(1) Tech lock

(2) KV value control
(3) mA / mAs value control
(4) Dose level

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n Once dose rate is reached, open the Acsos trace tools, tune the iris opening to allow
the "IBsignal" value to reach 100 (tolerance +/-6) according to the procedures below.

 The dose rate may go out of tolerance when tuning the iris opening.

 Monitor the dose rate and “IBsignal” together. Readjust the dose rate if out of
tolerance.

Procedure for opening the Acsos trace tools and viewing the "IBsignal" value:
n Log in to the service software.
n Press the <Ctrl> and <Esc> keys simultaneously to open the Windows Start Menu.
n Click Windows Explorer and access the folder C:\FLC\Addon\Acsos.NT
n Double-click "ACSOS.exe"
 The Acsos trace tools application window opens.
n Double-click any line of Telegram ( 1/Fig. 76 Page 79)
 The telegram monitoring window opens.
n Select “IBSIGNAL” from the combo list ( 2/Fig. 76 Page 79), and activate both Auto
Updates ( 3/Fig. 76 Page 79) and ( 5/Fig. 76 Page 79)

 If “IBSIGNAL” cannot be found in the combo list, close the telegram monitoring window.
Release fluoroscopy and then open it again.

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n Monitor “BSIGNAL” value( 4/Fig. 76 Page 79).

Fig. 76: IBSIGNAL

5
2 3

4
1

(1) Telegram line

(2) Telegram combo list
(3) Auto Update 1
(4) BSIGNAL and Value
(5) Auto Update 2

Procedure for tuning the iris opening

n Remove the I.O.C handle, open the optics and camera cover.
n Loosen the iris screw ( 1/Fig. 77 Page 80)a little.

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n Adjust the screw slightly to the left or right to tune the iris opening.

 Be patient. A small iris screw position change may result in a large change in “IBSIGNAL”
value.

Fig. 77: IRIS

(1) IRIS screw

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6.1 Lifting column movement

Fig. 78: Power supply of lifting column driver

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Fig. 79: Lifting column driver

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7.1 Switch-on sequence, power-on unit

Steps Possible Errors Solution
1 Plug main unit into System not configured Change tabs of transformer T1, T2 to correct
socket for this voltage voltage
2 Start button glows No voltage at socket
No voltage at T2 out‐ Check entrance fuse F8, F9
put
No voltage at U2 out‐ Check U2 input connection, fuse F5
put Check if U2 is faulty.
3 Press start button
4 Components are sup‐ TC connector opened, Check the connections between the Main Unit
plied with power system turned off and Trolley.
5 Monitors switch on Monitors stay black Check if FL-C boots
Check power/video plugs
Check voltage on monitors
Check if hardware switch on monitors is
switched on
6 FL-C boots FL-C does not boot FL-C PC is not switched on if LED bar and start
button on the front of the PC are not illumina‐
ted
Press reset button
Check reset button & cabling
Check if UPS is switched on
Check plugs of UPS and FL-C PC
Check Plugs of Monitors
Check the cabling

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7.2 Power-on unit

The power distribution in Cios Select system is shown below
Fig. 80: Cios Select Power Supply

PoU-Get is part of the main unit power supply and includes the following components:
n Transformer T1
n Transformer T2
n Filter Z1
n Terminal XE
n 24 V DC power supply U1 (24 V for collimator, CCP, I.I. mini power, camera
n 24 V DC power supply U2 (24 V for on/off circuit, MCU)

The T2 is always energized if the AC plug is inserted. U2 generates 24 V DC for the on/off
circuit. The LEDs of the on/off buttons are lit when powered.
After pressing the on button, the PoU is ready for use within 10 seconds. If the TC con‐
nector is opened, the 230 V AC for the trolley is blocked.

After pressing the off button, the PoU turns off main power within 10 seconds. However,
the FLC and left monitor are supplied by the UPS. The UPS continues to drive the FLC until
the FLC receives the shutdown telegram from the STU about 8 s later.

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8.1 Log files

 Make sure always to provide time stamp information for the error and customer work‐
flow whenever logfiles are requested by RSC or HSC.

Location of the most relevant logfiles:

n C:\FLC\FLCompact\Log
- C:\FLC\FLCompact\Log\IC
- C:\FLC\FLCompact\Log\IC\backup
n C:\FLC\FLCompact\CrashDumps
n C:\FLC\FLCompact\Log_FlightRecorder (see note below)
n Customer PEX_DB
n DICOM images in private format, which shows the actual problem

“Log_FlightRecorder” active:
 n Activation in Service mode: FL-C Service > Configuration > Log Level Configuration >
set check box “Flight Recorder Log Support”

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8.2 Export logfiles or “Service Images” with “File and Image

Tools”:
Export logfiles

 The selected files will be compressed to a ZIP file and can be exported, to a USB drive or
other device.

Service > FL-C Service > File and Image Tools > Log & Config Files > File Type “Logs”
n FlCompact.log
- FlCompact.log
- FlcDicom.log
- FlcMerge.log
- FlcGear.log
- FlcSSW.log
n Flight recorder
n MNP
n LUT Editor
n Dr. Watson
n Firewall
n Office Scan
n Event Viewer

Export “Service Images” via SRS

Service > FL-C Service > File and Image Tools > Service Images
n Select the relevant image(s) in user mode (image overview) and press the key combi‐
nation “Ctrl + T”
 The selected images are anonymized and copied to “Image File Selection” un‐
der “File and Image Tools”.
n Log in into the Service application, navigate to File and Image Tools > Service Images,
select the relevant images, and click “Go” to perform the SRS transfer.

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8.3 Acsos.NT trace tool


The Acsos.NT trace is only needed if requested from RSC or HSC.
Generally the error must be reproducible.

Handling of Acsos.NT trace tool

n Log in to the service software.
n Press the <Ctrl> and <Esc> keys simultaneously.
 The Windows Start Menu appears.
n Click Windows Explorer.
n Access the following folder:
 C:\FLC\Addon\Acsos.NT
n Double-click "ACSOS.exe"
 Acsos trace application window opens.
n Under the tab card "Record", the Acsos trace can be started and stopped.
n Under the tab card "File" the current Acsos trace can be stored to a hard drive or USB
device.

Workflow for Acsos.NT trace tool usage

n Start the Acsos trace and close the service application.
n Reproduce the error.
n Start Service, stop the Acsos trace and store the file.

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8.4 Event log

8.4.1 Function Description

The FLUOROSPOT Compact is the central storage point for the system logs.
The event log menu allows importing, viewing, filtering, and exporting of these logs.

 When the error message is underlined on the screen, it is possible to obtain more infor‐
mation by clicking it.

Fig. 81: Event Explorer

Fig. 82: Additional event information pop-up window

8.4.2 Opening the event log

1. Enter the service mode.
2. Click the event log tab card.

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Fig. 83: Service main page

(1) Event log tab card

8.4.3 Handling the event log

 When the error message is underlined on the screen, it is possible to obtain more infor‐
mation by clicking it.

8.4.3.1 EventLog viewer

Three tab cards are displayed in the EventLog Viewer:
n Filter Mode
n Pattern Mode
n Pattern Messages

 Mainly the Filter Mode is used for field service.

Filter mode

Using the filters

Filter Mode provides different filters that make it possible to perform a troubleshooting
search. You can combine the different filters (e.g. Time Range and APID) to perform accu‐
rate troubleshooting.
n Click the Filter Mode tab card at the top of the EventLog Viewer screen.
 The Filter Mode screen is displayed. The event logs in the FLUOROSPOT Com‐
pact are loaded. The latest recorded event log is displayed.

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Fig. 84: Filter mode screen

n It is possible to merge logs:

- Select multiple logs under Log Files by holding the <shift> key and left-clicking
the logs.
- Click Go.
 The merged logs are displayed.

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Fig. 85: Merged logs

n Severity:

 If you want to see the entire log messages, select ALL in the severity filter and click Go.

a) Select the filter to be applied:

- Error
- Recoverable
- Warning
- Information
- Action
- Telegram
- Message
- Reset
b) Click Go.
 The actual status is displayed on the bottom left of the screen.
 The filtered log messages are displayed.
n Message ID:
This is the error message number, independently of the APID.

a) Select the message ID.

b) Click Go.
 The actual status is displayed on the bottom left of the screen.
 The filtered log messages are displayed.

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n Source:
This is the APID.

a) Select the APID.

b) Click Go.
 The actual status is displayed on the bottom left of the screen.
 The filtered log messages are displayed.
n Message text:
This feature makes it possible to find error messages without having the ID or the
APID.

a) Enter the required text.

b) Click Go.
 The actual status is displayed on the bottom left of the screen.
 The filtered log messages are displayed with date and time in blue on the bot‐
tom of the screen and in bold at the top of the screen:

Fig. 86: Text search results

c) By clicking the message date and time on the bottom of the screen (displayed in
blue), the corresponding message is highlighted on the upper screen.
n Time range:

a) Select the time range.

b) Click Go.
 The actual status is displayed on the bottom left of the screen.
 The filtered log messages are displayed.

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Extracting the log files:

1. Click <Extract>.
 The Extract pop-up window is displayed:
2. Select log file extraction location by clicking Browse.
3. Select the HCompress checkbox to reduce the output size.

If the output location is a compressed folder (e.g. this directory has the option “compress
 drive to save disk space” enabled), the “compress” option must not be selected. Other‐
wise, the extraction will not be successful.

4. Click Extract.
 The log will be extracted to the selected location.
Fig. 87: Extracting logs

8.4.3.2 Configuration of the log level in the FLUOROSPOT Compact service

The recording of the error messages depends on the configured log level.
For example, to record all errors in the event log, the log level must be set to All
Events.
It is useful in case of more extensive troubleshooting.

1. Enter the service mode.

2. Go to FL-C Service > Configuration > Log Level Configuration.
3. Next to Dvp driver log level, select the log level to be recorded.
See ( 1/Fig. 88 Page 94).
4. Click Save.
 A new log file in which the developer level messages will be saved is gener‐
ated.

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Fig. 88: Log level configuration

5. In case of more in-depth investigations, it is possible to activate a telegram tracer:

Flight recorder log support.
- Select the HFFlight recorder log support checkbox( 2/Fig. 88 Page 94).
- Click Save.
 The event log will be recorded with a communication tracer.
- Record the event log and then send it to the support center.

8.4.3.3 Flight recorder description

The flight recorder represents an independent module that is used to log the complete
AXCS telegram traffic in the system. In addition to continuous logging of telegrams in
separate log files, the current status of the system can also be reported by certain prede‐
fined events or can be triggered by the user. These logs are stored in separate folders.
According to the new flight recorder concept, flight recorder messages – log entries with
severity "M“ – are stored in separate flight recorder-related files and not in the application
log file (FlCompact.log).
In principle, the flight recorder represents the functionality of an ACSOS trace tool. The
flight recorder starts automatically during system startup if this option was configured in
FL-C Service.
Severity Type M (Monitoring): Telegram messages are logged if the flight recorder has
been activated.

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9.1 Testing tools

9.1.1 AXCS Tests

The purpose of the AXCS tests is to check the components using the AXCS communica‐
tion protocol.
The tests make it possible to:
n Display the status of the components:
n Display the details of the components (APID):
n Reset some components in case of malfunction:
Fig. 89: AXCS Diagnostics

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Using the AXCS tests:

1. To enter the AXCS tests:
Go to: Service > Test Tools > AXCS Test.
 The status of the components is displayed on the screen.
 The normal status of a component is Turn ON or Connected.
2. To reset a component:
- Select the H checkbox (under reset) of the component needing to be reset. See .
- Click Go.
 The selected component is reset.
3. To view the details of a component:
- Select the corresponding H component checkbox.
- Click Details.
 The result will be displayed:

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Fig. 90: AXCS test details

9.1.2 Monitoring
Using monitoring: Service -> Test Tools -> Monitoring
n Main Unit Monitoring
n Controls monitoring
n Input/Output
Click Go to start monitoring.
Exit the screen by selecting Exit.

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Fig. 91: Main Unit, monitoring

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Fig. 92: Monitoring of controls

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Fig. 93: Monitoring of inputs/outputs

9.1.3 3D visualization

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Fig. 94: 3D_visualization

1 2

3 6
4

Main functionality of the 3D analysis tool

n Load logfiles ( 1/Fig. 94 Page 101)
n Open / close 3D application ( 2/Fig. 94 Page 101)
n Speed for log scrolling ( 3/Fig. 94 Page 101)
n Selection for stopping log scrolling with “Warning” or “Error” ( 4/Fig. 94 Page 101)
n Component-specific information (Cios / Detector / Generator / User Buttons)
( 5/Fig. 94 Page 101)
n Close 3D application ( 6/Fig. 94 Page 101)
n Load system CAF file for offline use ( 7/Fig. 94 Page 101)

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Fig. 95: 3D_View

3D view
n Clicking the “show/close 3D” button opens ( 2/Fig. 94 Page 101) the 3D window
( Fig. 95 Page 102).
 Customer workflow is shown with virtual animation, such as controlled motor‐
ized movements or X-ray

 A Web-based training for the 3D visualization tool is available.

The 3D visualization tool can also be used on an external PC, independently of the Cios.

 In such a case, the logfiles and the system CAF file of the relevant system would be re‐
quired.

9.1.4 FL-C Image Diagnostics II

 Please reboot the FL-C after every service session.

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Fig. 96: Cios Select, Image Diagnostic II

Test Mode
The purpose of Test Mode is to feed in test patterns to perform visualized tests of the
image system.
n Fluoro
Fluoro test under real functional conditions. If this test mode is selected, a special
service organ program is used that ensures an unfiltered image without auto-window‐
ing functionality (open window) will be displayed.

Start Tests
- To start the fluoro check, first activate the Fluoro radio button.
- Click Start.
- Release fluoro by pressing the fluoro switch.
- Click Stop Test to cancel the test

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Fig. 97: Tests-Fluoro

Configurable functions on the live display:

H-flip
If checked, a horizontal flip of the displayed image will be performed.

V-flip
If checked, a vertical flip of the displayed image will be performed.

Rotation
The displayed image will be rotated in 90 degree increments. The default is 0 degrees.

Check II – centering (option)

Option that activates the I.I. – TV centering function (a semitransparent blanking cir‐
cle is displayed together with a target symbol)

Blanking circle off (option)

Activates or deactivates the display of the blanking circle.

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n Test Patterns
When this test is selected, you can feed test patterns on the different function boards
into the image chain. In all cases, the test patterns must be visible on the live monitor.
The following two entry points for the test pattern are used to check whether the I.I.
image pipeline is working properly.
- [1] Camera -> GPU
This is used to check the status of the image chain parts from the camera to GPU
board. A simulated test image or a live image will be created by the camera (see
Live mode, above) and processed to the GPU.
- [2] GPU
Image post-processing board self-test A simulated image will be processed to the
GPU.
The test patterns will be in the following two image modes.
- Digital
Camera digital CCD test A digital test pattern is used to test the camera
- Live Mode
The live camera image is displayed directly.
This option is only provided if the test pattern entry point [1] Camera -> GPU is se‐
lected.
If Test Pattern entry point [2] GPU has been selected, the “Live Mode” option is not
selectable and the "Digital" option is selected automatically.

Start Tests
- Activate the Test Patterns radio button.
- Select the Entry Point and Image mode.
- Click Start.
- Click Stop Test to cancel the test
While the test is running, the viewer always sees the resulting images on the live
monitor.
- Rotation: Rotates the displayed image in steps of 90 degrees. The default is 0 de‐
grees.
- Stop Test: Cancels the last test sequence performed.

Test Patterns
The following three test images illustrate test patterns:

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Fig. 98: Entry point (1), Camera -> GPU [Digital]

Fig. 99: Entry Point [1] Camera->GPU, (Live Mode)

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Fig. 100: Entry point [2], GPU [Digital]

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