FujiFilm DR-ID 1300 Service Manual page 601

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- Record the exposure conditions when lag calibration is executed for the first
time, and subsequently, always make exposures under the same conditions.
This is to compare the lag amounts serially and analyze deterioration of the SE
(FPD).
- If irradiation of 100 kV or over cannot be performed with the condition of the
tube voltage of 80 kV and the maximum exposure time of 200 msec, move the
X-ray tube and the panel close to each other as much as possible (to the limit
which the whole panel is irradiated with X-ray).
If irradiation of 100 kV or over still cannot be performed with this condition,
increase the tube voltage to 100 kV.
If the irradiation does not become 20 mR or over with the aforementioned
condition, you have to perform the lag calibration by using another X-ray
equipment.
REFERENCES
- Exposure condition examples for exposing an IP to a dose of 100 mR are
shown below. (1305SE)
SID: 215 cm
Voltage: 80 kV
Amperage: 500 mA
Time: 180 msec
- If the mA is not 500 for the X-ray system, exposure condition examples for
exposing an IP are shown below.
SID: 180 cm
Voltage: 80 kV
Amperage: 320 mA
Time: 200 msec
When the log correction data is automatically generated and stored in the HDD,
"Succeeded" appears after completion.
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If "NG" appeared, check the following.
- Exposure condition
- Exposure field is the entire SE.
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If the calibration failed, restart the SE and retry from connection check.
(3) Click [OK].
(4) Click [Next].
(5) Select "Shut Down" in the menu of the DX Console.
(6) Check that the READY LED (green) of the SE flashes and becomes
unlit, and the calibration has been completed when the system
terminates. Then, wait for the DX Console being powered OFF.
(7) Remove the battery and SE cable from the SE, and turn OFF the power
of the SE.
(8) Connect the battery and SE cable to the SE, and turn ON the power of
the DX Console.
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