The "fault measured kv under" error on the Shimadzu MUX-100D control screen indicates that the measured X-ray tube voltage during irradiation is significantly lower than expected. Specifically, it may correspond to:

- Error F12: Measured X-ray tube voltage is more than 50% lower than the set value.
- Error F13: Measured X-ray tube voltage is lower than 10 kV.

This suggests a problem with the tube voltage output or measurement system.

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Summary of Contents for Shimadzu MUX-100D

Page 1 Manual No. : M503-E017 Revision Mobile X-ray System MUX-100D OPERATION MANUAL Read this manual carefully for correct product use. Keep it with the equipment. ...
Page 2 Thank you for purchasing a SHIMADZU medical system. Prior to using this unit, be sure to read these “Safety Instructions” carefully and operate the equipment within its design specifications. The meanings of the following precaution and prohibition terms used in the...
Page 3 Safety Instructions Both users and professional service engineers should be sure to follow the safety-related instructions given here. To fully understand the safety instructions related to each product, be sure to carefully read each related Operation Manual and/or Installation Manual. (Items 2.
Page 4 While operating the equipment: (1) Do not over-exceed time or the amount of equipment use needed for diagnosis or therapy. (2) Observe the equipment and patient continuously for early detection of problems. (3) When a problem is detected with the equipment or patient, take proper action to stop the equipment without harming the patient.
Page 5 As to the maintenance and inspections that specially trained specialists must perform, utilize the maintenance agreement offered by your nearest authorized Shimadzu service center. CAUTION Federal law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician.
Page 6 GUARANTEE The guarantee period of this system is one year from the date of purchase. Shimadzu Corporation is not responsible for loss/damage of data and the following failures or damage of the system. 1. Failure/damage of the system caused by improper installation, movement, maintenance, or repair performed by anyone other than Shimadzu and authorized Shimadzu service personnel.
Page 7 This instruction manual gives detailed description of the periodical maintenance and inspections that should be performed on this equipment. For the maintenance and inspections that require qualified specialists to perform the “Maintenance Agreement” offered by authorized Shimadzu service center is recommended. WARNING...
Page 8 WARNING CONSIDERATION FOR MECHANICAL SAFETY Be careful when operating this equipment. Be aware operators and patient’s body - hand, foot, etc. - may not be got jammed between moving parts of the system or between the unit and other equipment when moving a part of the unit. WARNING NEVER USE THIS SYSTEM AT A PLACE WHERE FLAMMABLE OR EXPLOSIVE GASES MAY BE PRESENT.
Page 9 Additionally, since external file systems also have the danger of being damaged, be sure to perform multiple backups to prevent data deletion, damage or loss. Also, Shimadzu Corporation assumes no liability for the loss or damage to any customer data.
Page 10 Shimadzu Corporation assumes no liability in the event of data deletion or damage, device accident or damage, or loss occurs due to the installation of software or the connection of a peripheral unit that is not designated by Shimadzu Corporation.
Page 11 Disposal of the Products and Parts This system contains materials that can contaminate the environment not displosed of properly. For the disposal of this product or any of its attachments, contact your nearest authorized Shimadzu service center. Mobile DaRt Operation Manual...
Page 12: Table Of Contents
Contents Chapter 1 Introduction Introduction Chapter 2 Outline Purpose Features Use Conditions 2.3.1 Environmental Conditions 2.3.2 EMC (Electro-Magnetic Compatibility) Conformity to IEC Standards Classification of Equipment Safety Symbols for System Chapter 3 Descriptions of Each Part Outside View X-ray Control Panel Power Supply Panel Touch Panel Monitor Hand Switch...
Page 13 4.3.3 Slow Travel Mode 4-11 4.3.4 Small Movement Switch 4-12 4.3.5 Bumper Switch 4-13 Emergency Stop Switch 4-15 Tube Arm Operations 4-16 4.5.1 Tube Arm Lock 4-16 4.5.2 Positioning the X-ray Tube Assembly 4-18 4.5.3 Setting the Irradiation Field 4-19 4.5.4 Positioning of X-ray Field and Image Receptor 4-20...
Page 14 Chapter 6 Maintenance and Inspection Inspection Cleaning 6-12 Aging X-ray Tubes 6-13 Expendable Parts List 6-15 Chapter 7 Self-Diagnostic Functions Warning Indication Lamp Fault Indication Lamp CXDI 6.0 Operation Manual Chapter 8 Others Name Plate and Labels Regulatory Information (For Europe) 8-14 Chapter 9 Specifications...
Page 15 No Text Mobile DaRt Operation Manual...
Page 16: Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter Introduction Chapter Contents Introduction Mobile DaRt Operation Manual...
Page 17: Introduction
Chapter 1 Introduction Introduction This manual provides information pertaining to the system’s description, operation, and specifications. Review the Canon (CXDI-50G) Manual to understand the operation of the acquisition system. Read this manual carefully to ensure correct use. Be sure that the warnings (NOTES and CAUTIONS) detailed in this instruction manual are fully understood when operating this product.
Page 18 Chapter Outline Chapter Contents Purpose Features Use Conditions Conformity to IEC Standards Classification of Equipment Safety Symbols for System Mobile Art Plus Operation Manual...
Page 19: Chapter 2 Outline
PACS. High-frequency inverter Use of Shimadzu's high-frequency inverter technology, with a maximum frequency of 60 kHz, generates the high voltage with the lowest ripple factor available, ensuring an efficient X-ray generation.
Page 20 2.2 Features Cordless system The built-in battery power-supply enables X-ray exposures to be generated without requiring the equipment to be connected to the main electrical supply. Plain indicator The large indicator provides a plain indication of proceeding from the preparation to the completion of an exposure. Mobile DaRt Operation Manual...
Page 21: Use Conditions
Chapter 2 Outline Use Conditions 2.3.1 Environmental Conditions Use environment Ambient temperature : 10°C ~ 35°C Relative humidity : 30% ~ 75% (no dew condensation) Atmospheric pressure : 700 hPa ~ 1060 hPa Storage environment (not for transport and storage before delivery) Ambient temperature : -10°C ~ 40°C Relative humidity...
Page 22: Emc (Electro-Magnetic Compatibility)
2.3 Use Conditions EMC ( Electro-Magnetic Compatibility ) 2.3.2 This system belongs to Group 1 and Class A equipment in accordance with EN60601-1-2:2001. The system uses radio-frequency energy for its internal function only and this is not intended to deliver energy to the patient. However, radio-frequency energy can affect other highly sensitive equipment.
Page 23: Conformity To Iec Standards
Chapter 2 Outline Conformity to IEC Standards IEC standards to which the system conforms are below: IEC 60601-1:1988 +A1 : 1991 + A2 : 1995 IEC 60601-1-2:2001 IEC 60601-1-3:1994 IEC 60601-1-4:1996:2000Ed.1.1 IEC 60601-2-7:1998 IEC 60601-2-28:1993 IEC 60601-2-32:1994 Mobile DaRt Operation Manual...
Page 24: Classification Of Equipment
Never spill liquid on the surface or in the inside of this system. Otherwise, electrical shock may occur. When liquid is spilt, contact your nearest authorized Shimadzu service center. The degree of safety of application in the presence of a flammable...
Page 25: Safety Symbols For System
Chapter 2 Outline Safety Symbols for System Safety symbols displayed on the system are described below: Symbol Location Meaning In name plate on covers alternating current Inside the instrument, where wiring Earthing function earth conductor is connected Inside the instrument, where the Protection earthing protective earth conductor in the power cord is connected...
Page 26: Chapter 3 Descriptions Of Each Part
Chapter Descriptions of Each Part Chapter Contents Outside View X-ray Control Panel Power Supply Panel Touch Panel Monitor Hand Switch Driving Handle Section X-ray Tube Operating Section and Collimator Operation Handle Tube Arm Joint Section 3.10 Main Circuit Breaker and Additional Protective Electrical Earthing Wire 3.11 CXDI-50G Imaging Unit 3.12 Imaging Unit /Grid Storage Bin...
Page 27: Outside View
Chapter 3 Descriptions of Each Part Outside View The outside view of the system and the identification of each part are shown in Fig. 3-1. Fig. 3-1 Outside view of the system Mobile DaRt Operation Manual...
Page 28: X-Ray Control Panel
3.2 X-ray Control Panel X-ray Control Panel The descriptions and basic functions of the X-ray control panel (Fig. 3-2) are shown in Table 3-1 and Table 3-2. Fig. 3- 2 X-ray control panel Table 3-1 Description and basic function of each switch Switch Description Normal function...
Page 29 Chapter 3 Descriptions of Each Part Side (Lateral) Selects exposure for lateral projection Oblique Selects exposure for oblique position User setting Refer to “4.8 User Setting” Thin Selects “Thin” Normal Selects “Normal” Obese Selects “Obese” Registration Registers anatomical programs X-ray tube voltage Sets X-ray tube voltage Current time product Sets the current time product...
Page 30 3.2 X-ray Control Panel Table 3-2 Name and function of the symbols and displays Indicator/ Description Normal function Display Ready Up Illuminates when the system is ready for making exposures X-ray exposure Stays on while X-ray is being radiated Stand-by Illuminates when the system is in stand-by mode Attention Illuminates if any situations where X-ray can not be radiated...
Page 31: Power Supply Panel
Chapter 3 Descriptions of Each Part Power Supply Panel ① ②, ③, ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ Fig. 3-3 Power supply panel ① Key switch This switch turns power “ON” or “OFF” for systems with key operation. The key can be removed only at the power “Off” position ② ...
Page 32 3.3 Power Supply Panel ⑦ USB connector Connects an external storage media. (A hard disk or USB memory unit.) CAUTION Connect peripheral units (external recording media, etc.) which conform to IEC60601-1 to this device’s USB connector. Use of a non-conforming unit can cause a device accident, operation error, smoking, overheating, electric shock, and/or damage or loss of data.
Page 33: Touch Panel Monitor
Chapter 3 Descriptions of Each Part Touch Panel Monitor The Color Touch Panel monitor is controlled by a PC that is mounted inside the Mobile unit and uses the Windows XP operating system. When the unit is turned on, the PC will boot and begin CXDI program. The software can be operated by simple touch the screen in the area of interest.
Page 34: Hand Switch
3.5 Hand Switch Hand Switch Fig. 3-5 Hand switch ① Exposure-preparation switch (first position) When this switch is pushed on, the Ready-Up indicator illuminates and the system is prepared for an exposure. If this switch is pushed momentarily and then immediately released, the collimator lamp can be turned on.
Page 35: Driving Handle Section
Chapter 3 Descriptions of Each Part Driving Handle Section Emergency brake release switch Fig. 3-6 Driving handle This is the handle for moving the system. The brake can be released by gripping the bar on the lower surface of the handle.
Page 36: X-Ray Tube Operating Section And Collimator
3.7 X-ray Tube Operating Section and Collimator X-ray Tube Operating Section and Collimator Fig. 3- 7-ray tube operating section and collimator ③ Tube arm lock release switch Pressing the “Tube arm lock release switch” can unlock the support stand, thus allowing the X-ray tube assembly to be moved into position. ④ ...
Page 37 Chapter 3 Descriptions of Each Part Control panel on collimator When adjusting the size of the radiation field, use the two control knobs on the front of the collimator as shown in Fig. 3-7. The left knob is for the transverse field adjustment, and the right knob is for the longitudinal one.
Page 38: Operation Handle
3.8 Operation Handle Operation Handle Pressing “the arm-lock release switch” unlocks the column rotation, X-ray tube up/down, and arm extension/contraction. The arm-lock release switch Fig. 3- 9 Operation handle Mobile DaRt Operation Manual 3-13...
Page 39: Tube Arm Joint Section
Chapter 3 Descriptions of Each Part Tube Arm Joint Section This is the machinery that holds the tube section. Tube arm joint section ① Tube arm lock release lever Fig. 3- 10 Tube arm joint section ① Tube arm lock release lever This lever has the same function as the “Tube arm lock release switch”.
Page 40: Main Circuit Breaker And Additional Protective Electrical Earthing Wire
3.10 Main Circuit Breaker and Additional Protective Electrical Earthing Wire 3.10 Main Circuit Breaker and Additional Protective Electrical Earthing Wire Fig. 3-11 Main Circuit Breaker and Additional Protective Electrical Earthing Wire Main Circuit Breaker The main circuit breaker switches on/off the connection between the battery and the internal circuits.
Page 41 If the main circuit breaker automatically turns “OFF” at frequent intervals, stop using the system and turn “OFF” the main circuit breaker, and immediately contact your nearest authorized Shimadzu service center. Additional Protective Electrical Earthing Wire Use the additional protective electrical Earthing wire when Earthing connection via plug might be not enough.
Page 42: Cxdi-50G Imaging Unit
3.11 CXDI-50G Imaging Unit 3.11 CXDI-50G Imaging Unit CXDI-50G Imaging Unit SHOCK DETECTOR Fig. 3-12 CXDI-50G Imaging unit TREAT THE IMAGING UNIT CAREFULLY! Do not drop or hit anything with the imaging unit, or it might be damaged and does not work anymore. The imaging unit is equipped with four shock detectors.
Page 43 Chapter 3 Descriptions of Each Part DO NOT PULL THE IMAGING UNIT’S CABLE! Also, do not retract the imaging unit when the unit’s cable is caught on another item. This can result in cable damage, fire or an electric shock, damage the unit or cause an accident.
Page 44: Imaging Unit/Grid Storage Bin
3.12 Imaging Unit/Grid Storage Bin 3.12 Imaging Unit/Grid Storage Bin The near-side slot is used to store the imaging unit. The rear slot is used to store the Grid Unit, cassette, grid, and protection screen. If only cassettes are inserted, up to 3 can be inserted. CAUTION If the cassette is inserted in the bin when an image is taken, the film in the casette may be exposed.
Page 45: Apron Hanger
The Apron Hanger should be placed on the hook opposite the tube support arm. The hooks on the sides of the column should be used for the cable drape. Contact your nearest authorized Shimadzu service center when you want to change the installation position.
Page 46: Switch For Activating The Emergency Brake Release Function
3.14 Switch for activating the emergency brake release function 3.14 Switch for activating the emergency brake release function Switch for activating the emergency brake release function This switch can be activated by using the same key as the power supply panel key.
Page 47: Operational State Indicator Lamp
Chapter 3 Descriptions of Each Part 3.15 Operational State Indicator Lamp Operational state indicator lamp Operational state of the apparatus is indicated by a color or blink of the operational state indicator lamp. Operational state indicator lamp Fig. 3-17 Operational state indicator lamp Light colors indicating various operational states are shown in .
Page 48: Lan Cable For External Connection
3.16 LAN Cable for external connection 3.16 LAN Cable for external connection LAN cable for external connection Images saved in the device can be output to a DICOM printer, workstation. Pull out the LAN cable from the bottom of the drive handle and connect it to the printer or workstation.
Page 49 Chapter 3 Descriptions of Each Part No Text Mobile DaRt Operation Manual 3-24...
Page 50: Chapter 4 How To Operate
Chapter How to Operate Chapter Contents Operation table Starting and Stopping the System Moving the System Emergency Stop Switch Tube Arm Operations How to Change Exposure Condition Making an X-ray Exposure Charging the Battery User Setting 4.10 Emergency Brake Release Function Mobile DaRt Operation Manual...
Page 51: Operation Table
Chapter 4 How to Operate Operation table 4.1.1 Operation table The operation and the use function are different according to the state of the Mobile DaRt.Relation of the state of the Mobile DaRt usual operation and function are described as follows.Refer to the explanation of the method of each operation and function for details.
Page 52 4.1 Operation table Table 4-4 Operation table of Moving system. Push Normal Don’t Disco Don’t Lock Grip NOTE5 NOTE5 Travel mode touch nnect touch Push Slow Travel Don’t Disco Don’t Release Grip NOTE5 NOTE5 mode touch nnect touch NOTE4 Small Don’t Don’t Disco...
Page 53: Starting And Stopping The System
Chapter 4 How to Operate Starting and Stopping the System 4.2.1 Starting the System To start the system, turn the key switch to “ON” position Fig. 4-1 Key switch “ON” It takes approximately 2 seconds to check the functions of the system and then the remaining charge of the battery is indicated on the battery indicator.
Page 54: Stopping The System
4.2 Starting and Stopping the System 4.2.2 Stopping the System To stop the system, turn the key switch to “OFF” position Fig. 4-2 Key switch “OFF” CAUTION When the equipment is not being used, turn the key switch to “OFF” position , and remove the key.
Page 55 Chapter 4 How to Operate CAUTION Auto power off does not stop the DR system. Be sure to check that the DR system is stopped. Turn the key switch to the “OFF” position, remove the key and move away from the system. If the auto-power-off function stops the system, the DR system is not stopped.
Page 56: Starting Up The Dr System
4.2 Starting and Stopping the System 4.2.3 Starting Up the DR System CAUTION When not using the system, be sure to stop the DR system. Turn the key switch to the “OFF” position, remove the key, check that the DR system is stopped and move away from the device. When the power cable plug is not connected to the power outlet: Turn the key switch to the “ON”...
Page 57: Stopping The Dr System
Chapter 4 How to Operate 4.2.4 Stopping the DR System Press the touch panel monitor’s DR shutdown button. After the DR system’s shutdown processing is completed the DR system will stop. CAUTION When the DR system is stopped, press the touch panel monitor’s DR shutdown button.
Page 58: Moving The System
When resetting the “Emergency stop switch”, watch to see that system does not make any abnormal movements. If the system moves abnormally, stop using the system and contact your nearest authorized Shimadzu service center. CAUTION If the red LED of the battery indicator is lit, immediately charge the battery.
Page 59: Imaging Unit Storage During Movement
Chapter 4 How to Operate CAUTION To keep the system still, do not touch the bar beneath the handle. The break release is on the bar beneath the handle. Be careful not to accidentally press it or the system may move unexpectedly. 4.3.1 Imaging Unit Storage During Movement When moving the device, be sure to stow the Imaging unit securely in the...
Page 60: Normal Travel Mode
4.3 Moving the System 4.3.2 Normal Travel Mode When the tube arm is locked (refer to “4.4.1 Tube Arm Lock”), the system is in the normal travel mode. By applying a force to the handle while gripping the brake lever on the lower surface of the handle, the system moves in the direction of the applied pressure.
Page 61: Small Movement Switch
Chapter 4 How to Operate 4.3.4 Small Movement Switch Small movement switch Small movement switch (moving forward) (moving backward) Fig. 4-5 Small movement switch WARNING When moving the system by the small movement switch, make sure that there are no obstacles around the system. If the system hits a drip infusion stand or runs over cables of other equipment then the system may pose a serious danger to a patient.
Page 62: Bumper Switch
4.3 Moving the System 4.3.5 Bumper Switch system . If the bumper The bumper switch is located at the lower front part of the switch hits an obstacle, the system will stop. In this case, the system can only be moved backwards. Bumper switch Fig.
Page 63 CAUTION “Bumper switch canceling function” is only a temporary measure. If the bumper switch does not function normally, do not continue to use the system. Contact your nearest authorized Shimadzu service center. CAUTION “bumper switch canceling function” When using the , even if the bumper switch is activated, no sound is created.
Page 64: Emergency Stop Switch
When releasing the emergency stop switch, watch to see that the system does not make any abnormal movements. If the system moves abnormally, stop using the system and contact your nearest authorized Shimadzu service center. NOTE While the emergency stop switch is on, new X-ray exposures can not be made.
Page 65: Tube Arm Operations
Chapter 4 How to Operate Tube Arm Operations 4.5.1 Tube Arm Lock “Tube Arm Lock” is the position where the tube arm and the system are coupled at the tube arm joint section. When making X-ray exposures, release the “Tube Arm Lock” to move the X-ray tube assembly to the filming position.
Page 66 4.5 Tube Arm Operations • Lift up the X-ray tube assembly while pressing the “Tube arm lock release switch” located on the tube arm. Arm lock release switch Fig. 4-10 Tube arm lock release switch on tube arm After the “Tube Arm Lock” has been released, the exposure conditions are displayed on the X-ray control panel, enabling X-ray exposures.
Page 67: Positioning The X-Ray Tube Assembly
Chapter 4 How to Operate After the tube arm has been locked, the system automatically selects the normal travel mode, and the maximum travel speed of the system becomes approximately 5 km/h. CAUTION When moving the X-ray tube assembly, be careful that the front of the collimator does not hit the switches on the panel or the panel itself.
Page 68: Setting The Irradiation Field
4.5 Tube Arm Operations Fig. 4-13 Positioning the X-ray tube assembly (rotation around the tube axis) CAUTION Do not rotate the X-ray tube assembly over ±180° or damage may occur to the cable. 4.5.3 Setting the Irradiation Field How to adjust the irradiation field When setting the X-ray irradiation field, operate the irradiation field adjusting knob on the front of the collimator.
Page 69: Positioning Of X-Ray Field And Image Receptor
Chapter 4 How to Operate NOTE When Ready operation is performed while the collimator lamp is lit, the collimator lamp switches off automatically. During Ready operation the collimator lamp can not be turned on. When the collimator lamp is lit after Ready-up, refer to “4.8 User Setting”. 4.5.4 Positioning of X-ray Field and Image Receptor 1.
Page 70: How To Change Exposure Condition
4.6 How to Change Exposure Condition How to Change Exposure Condition NOTE When the DR system's Exposure Mode button is selected, and the corresponding anatomical program is selected, the registered exposure conditions are changed 4.6.1 How to Set Exposure Condition system are set with X-ray tube voltage and The exposure conditions of this current time product.
Page 71: Setting Method With Anatomical Programs
Chapter 4 How to Operate Setting of the radiographic X-ray tube voltage (kV) The setting value is shown on the radiographic X-ray tube voltage display. Pressing the switch [＋] to increase the X-ray tube voltage in 1-kV increments. Pressing the switch [−] to decrease the X-ray tube voltage in 1-kV decrements.
Page 72: Registration Of Anatomical Programs
4.6 How to Change Exposure Condition An example of the selection The case where the examinee has a standard body and the exposure is made on the front (AP) of the Abdomen. 1. Selecting the filming region: Press [Abdomen] switch 2.
Page 73 Chapter 4 How to Operate Registration procedures Selections for an anatomical program Select the filming region, filming orientation, and body thickness correction to be registered. Setting the exposure condition Select the exposure condition to be stored. Make sure that the filming region, filming orientation, body thickness correction, and exposure condition are correctly registered.
Page 74: Delete Of Anatomical Programs
4.6 How to Change Exposure Condition 4.6.5 Delete of Anatomical Programs Delete contents An anatomical program, which is not used, can be deleted. radiographic condition when deleting an is the displayed anatomical program. Delete procedures 1. Selections for deleting an anatomical program Select the filming region, filming orientation, and body thickness correction to be the non-used anatomical program.
Page 75 Chapter 4 How to Operate How to use the deleted an anatomical program If a deleted anatomical program is chosen, it will be displayed on an exposure condition display part as . Exposure operation cannot be performed. If the following operations are performed, a deleted anatomical program is made usable and exposure operation can be performed.
Page 76: Making An X-Ray Exposure
4.7 Making an X-ray Exposure Making an X-ray Exposure NOTE Before exposure of X-ray irradiation, the X-ray tube unit (called aging times,) and operation are required. Since it is aging with reference to "6.3 Aging of an X-ray tube", please perform X-ray exposure. If aging is inadequate, X-ray tube unit may discharge at the time of X-ray exposure.
Page 77: Archiving An Exposure
Chapter 4 How to Operate 4.7.1 Archiving an Exposure Start DR system. Refer to the canon CXDI manual for the operation of DR system. Press the FPD select switch on the X-ray control panel. Holding doen the FPD select switch for 2 seconds or more will change to the FPD device Radiography mode.
Page 78 4.7 Making an X-ray Exposure Preparation will be completed and Ready indicator lamp will come on. Operational state indicator lamp is Green. NOTE If the X-ray exposure is not made within 30 seconds after the handswitch has been pressed to the first position, the preparation will be automatically cancelled.
Page 79: Thumb Nail Images
Chapter 4 How to Operate NOTE After performing exposure, until the battery is recharged another image can not be taken. Wait until the Stand-by display lights before performing any operations. Depending on the exposure conditions, 1 minute or more may be required.
Page 80: Saving An Image To An External Media
4.7 Making an X-ray Exposure 4.7.4 Saving an Image to an External Media CAUTION Connect the USB connector to the pripheral units which conform to IEC60601-1. Connecting a non-conforming unit can result in device damage, operation error, smoking, overheating, electric shock, data loss or damage. Connect a peripheral unit (Hard disk, USB memory or other unit) to the top cover’s USB connector.
Page 81 Chapter 4 How to Operate Fig. 4-16 First position of the hand switch NOTE The light is not illuminated unless the key is turned off or the tube arm is latched. Only if the stand by illuminates, exposure preparation can be made. Confirm that the stand by illuminates before pushing the hand switch.
Page 82: Acquiring An Image And Filming With Insufficient Battery Charge
4.7 Making an X-ray Exposure After Ready up indicator lamp has been turned on, press the hand switch button to the second position (X-ray exposure switch). Then, the X-ray will be radiated. Operational state indicator lamp is Orange. It is possible to have a loud buzzer sound during exposure. Refer to “4.8 User Setting”.
Page 83: Charging The Battery
Full Charge is achieved in approximately 8 hours (maximum 10 hours.) NOTE When the amount of useful time decreases, the life of the battery may expire. Batteries should be replaced. Contact your nearest authorized Shimadzu service center. Mobile DaRt Operation Manual 4-34...
Page 84 4.8 Charging the Battery Table 4-2 Battery charge indicator Indicator State of charging □ ■□□□□ Battery is being charged. 〜 □ ■■■■■ Battery is charged approximately 90%. □ ■■■■■ Battery has been fully charged. shows blink, ■ shows ON, and □ OFF. ■ CAUTION When charging the battery, place the system where good ventilation is provided.
Page 85 Chapter 4 How to Operate NOTE To ensure a long life and good performance of the battery, it is recommended that recharging the battery is done after three or less LEDs of the battery indicator have been turned off. Frequent charging may lower the performance and reduce the battery life.
Page 86: User Setting
4.9 User Setting User Setting power-assist, acceleration, steer control, backward power-assist auto-power-off time, buzzer control, collimator lamp control, APR setting at the time of starting the apparatus, and apparatus ID setting can be changed. • The power-assist setting can adjust the operational feeling in driving the system.
Page 87: Setting And Registering User Settings
Chapter 4 How to Operate 4.9.1 Setting and Registering User Settings When chaging normal mode into user setting mode. Press down the user setting switch for 3 seconds to change into user setting mode. After changing to the user setting mode, a display appears on the X-ray control panel for approximately one second.
Page 88 4.9 User Setting (1) In case of registering changed data Press the registration switch The display appears on the X-ray control panel. The user setting mode returns to the normal mode. NOTE It is possible to register new data of plural settings at once. (2) In case of not registering changed data Press the user setting switch .
Page 89: Power-Assist Setting
Chapter 4 How to Operate 4.9.2 Power-assist setting ( When changing to the user setting mode, the setting value is displayed on mAs display. When pressing mA [＋] and mA [−] switch, the content of item is changed. Table 4-3 Content of power assist setting mAs display Content of power assist setting Light...
Page 90: Steer Control Setting
4.9 User Setting 4.9.4 Steer control setting ( When changing to the user setting mode, the setting value is displayed on mAs display. When pressing mA [＋] and mA [−] switch, the content of item is changed. Table 4-5 Content of rotatability mAs display Content of rotatability Easy turn...
Page 91: Auto-Power-Off Time Setting
Chapter 4 How to Operate Auto-power-off time setting ( ) 4.9.6 When changing to the user setting mode, the setting value is displayed on mAs display. When pressing mA [＋] and mA [−] switch, the content of item is changed. Table 4-7 Content of auto-power-off time setting mAs display Content of auto-power-off time setting...
Page 92: Setting Collimator Lamp Control
4.9 User Setting The buzzer is set to “on” at the time of delivery of the apparatus. If no more settings are required, press the registration switch to register the set contents. Then, is indicated on the X-ray control panel, and the operation returns to the normal mode.
Page 93: Setting Apr At The Time Of Starting The Apparatus
Chapter 4 How to Operate 4.9.9 Setting APR at the time of starting the apparatus ( The setting is indicated on mAs indicator. Pressing mA [+] or mA [-] switch varies indication of the setting. Table4-10 Content of APR at the time of starting the apparatus mAs indication Content of APR at the time of starting the apparatus The exposure condition just before the power supply is...
Page 94: Emergency Brake Release Function
4.10 Emergency Brake Release Function 4.10 Emergency Brake Release Function This device is equipped with an emergency brake release function that is designed to release the device’s brake in the event of an emergency, such as device movement problems, etc. 4.10.1 How to activate the emergency brake release function Turn off the key switch on the power supply panel, and remove the key.
Page 95 Chapter 4 How to Operate No Text Mobile DaRt Operation Manual 4-46...
Page 96: Options
Chapter Options Chapter Contents Remote Controller Protective Screen Optional Grid Dose Area Meter Mobile DaRt Operation Manual...
Page 97: Remote Controller
Chapter 5 Options Remote Controller Infrared remote controller can operate the X-ray exposure and collimator. NOTE The remote controller is operated by infrared radiation. When making exposures with the remote controller, make sure that other devices are not being remotely controlled in the room. Also, make sure that bright lights such as examination lamps are not directly striking the photo-receptor.
Page 98 If the red LED of the “Transmitting state indicator” is illuminating without pressing the switch of the remote controller, the “Remote controller” is in failure. Stop using the remote controller, remove the battery, and contact your nearest authorized Shimadzu service center. NOTE If X-ray exposure is made while the lamp of the “Remote”...
Page 99 Chapter 5 Options Operable range of the remote controller The remote controller is operable around the remote controller receiver within the range of 270 degrees and a radius of 5m. Remote controller receiver 270°5m Fig. 5-2 Operable rage of the remote controller Photo-receiver Tube arm joint section...
Page 100: Protective Screen
5.2 Protective Screen Protective Screen Use of the Protective Screen will reduce exposure to radiation. The specifications of this protective unit are shown in Table 5-2. Table 5-2 Specifications of the folding-type protective screen Type Spigot type Lead contained acrylic Lead equivalent at least 0.3mm led or more Dimensions (using state) 38cm (Vertical)×46cm (horizontal)×0.85cm (thick) Weight...
Page 101: Optional Grid
Chapter 5 Options Optional Grid The optional Grid frame snaps onto the 50G FPD. Fig. 5-5 Optional grid For detailed information about attaching and detaching the grid unit, refer to the CANON CXDI’s manual. NOTE When the grid unit is not being used, store it in the strage bin’s far-side slot.
Page 102: Dose Area Meter
5.4 Dose Area Meter Dose Area Meter Because of the risk of damage to the Dose Area Meter, the transparent electrodes of the measuring chamber must not be subjected to mechanical pressure. The Dose Area Meter is optionally attached on the front of Collimator R-20C. The Dose Area Meter measures the dose area product and displays the dose area product.
Page 103 Chapter 5 Options The reset button of the dose area meter is pushed. The display of the display part becomes 0, and the measurement preparation of the dose area product is completed. NOTE If you measure the amount of the dose area product, push the reset button.
Page 104: Chapter 6 Maintenance And Inspection
Chapter Maintenance and Inspection Chapter Contents Inspection Cleaning Aging X-ray Tubes Expendable Parts List Mobile DaRt Operation Manual...
Page 105: Inspection
Chapter 6 Maintenance and Inspection Inspection Daily inspection Before using the system, check the following items. If any abnormal or doubtful points are found, immediately contact your nearest authorized Shimadzu service center. Table 6-1 Daily check items Item Check point Remark...
Page 106 6.1 Inspection Power plug Is there any gap between the plug and the stopper? Are any of the plug’s prongs bent or deformed? Cord reel Is anything caught in it and making noise? Is the cable cover cut or frayed? FPD box fan vent Is dust collected on the vents? holes...
Page 107 Chapter 6 Maintenance and Inspection Tube arm Immediately contact your nearest authorized Shimadzu service center when the arm connection part shakes. Whether the M6 bolts in four places loosen Arm connection part Immediately contact your nearest authorized Shimadzu service center when there is shaking in the movement before and behind the arm is loose.
Page 108 6.1 Inspection X-ray Tube holder Immediately contact your nearest authorized Shimadzu service center when the X-ray tube holder shakes. Whether the M5 bolts in four places loosen respectively M5 bolts (four places respectively) M5 bolts (four places) Collimator and its attachments Immediately contact your nearest authorized Shimadzu service center when the collimator shakes.
Page 109 Chapter 6 Maintenance and Inspection Wheels and their surrounding Immediately contact your nearest authorized Shimadzu service center when the front wheel attaching portion shakes. Whether the M8 bolts in four places loosen respectively. M8 bolts (Four places respectively) Bumper Immediately contact your nearest authorized Shimadzu service center when the bumper shakes.
Page 110 6.1 Inspection Catcher part Immediately contact your nearest authorized Shimadzu service center when the top plate in the catcher part shakes. Confirm whether the M4 bolts in two places loosen M4 bolts (2 places) Top plate Earth belt Confirm whether the Earth belt touches the floor and is free of dirt, dust and hair.
Page 111 Check that the cable cover is not cut or frayed. Check that the power supply is supplying the correct level of power. If any abnormal or doubtful points are found, immediately contact your nearest authorized Shimadzu service center. Check for cable Check if plug...
Page 112 Periodical inspection Even if any anomalies are not found during the daily inspections, your nearest authorized Shimadzu service center should check the following items. It is recommended to carry out the periodic check every 6 months. Table 6-2 Periodical check items...
Page 113 Shimadzu part number 503-46520-01 2 pieces *2 The batteries are recommended to be replaced every 2 years. Contact your nearest authorized Shimadzu service center for the necessary replacement. Replace batteries when a fully charged set of batteries have a reduced operational life.
Page 114 6.1 Inspection DC motor Check if there is any looseness or slack in the motor’s key. (Checking procedure) Remove the wheel cover. Unscrew the motor’s outside screw, and remove the round cover. (Fig 6-10) Fig. 6-10 Motor outside cover removed Check if there is any looseness or slack in the motor’s key shown in Fig.
Page 115: Cleaning
Chapter 6 Maintenance and Inspection Cleaning If the system is soiled, wipe the surfaces with a cloth dampened with an antibacterial or antiseptic solution. CAUTION This system is not protected against inflow of liquids. When cleaning the equipment , be careful not to let any liquids flow under the covers. NOTE Never use organic solvents such as paint thinner except medical alcohol.
Page 116: Aging X-Ray Tubes
6.3 Aging X-ray Tubes Aging X-ray Tubes When using an X-ray tube for the first time, a running-in operation called aging is required. Perform this aging in any of the following methods. When perform the aging, close the collimator leaf. CAUTION If X-ray exposure is performed without aging, there is a possibility that X-ray tube unit may cause electric discharge.
Page 117 Chapter 6 Maintenance and Inspection Table 6-3 Aging Procedures X-ray tube Current time Pause time Step Times voltage (kV) product (mAs) (seconds) Mobile DaRt Operation Manual 6-14...
Page 118: Expendable Parts List
Table. 1 . Expendable Parts List Parts Number Parts Name Rating Recommended exchange cycle. (Year) 074-71014-01 Battery 503-46520-01 Wire Rope For MUX-100D 503-46520-03 Wire Rope For MUX-100DJ 511-37058 Wheel,ZP-W1 511-37075 Caster,439S-150 503-49045 Code reel 511-70147 Code reel (LAN)
Page 119 Chapter 6 Maintenance and Inspection No Text Mobile DaRt Operation Manual 6-16...
Page 120: Chapter 7 Self-Diagnostic Functions
Chapter Self-Diagnostic Functions Chapter Contents Warning Indication Lamp Fault Indication Lamp CXDI 6.0 Operation Manual Mobile DaRt Operation Manual...
Page 121: Warning Indication Lamp
Anatomical program number doesn’t correspond to anatomical code. The battery for CPU memory backup needs replacing now. Contact you’re nearest authorized Shimadzu service center. The life of the battery for CPU memory backup has expired. Contact you’re nearest authorized Shimadzu service center.
Page 122 E or EEE appears on the mAs display. Although this code disappears after 3 seconds, the memory backup battery needs replacing. For the replacement contact you’re nearest authorized Shimadzu service center. When the warning code of Table 7-2 appears, travelling the unit will not be possible, only X-ray filming is possible.
Page 123: Fault Indication Lamp
2 or 3 times, do not operate the device. In the case of these types of faults, immediately turn the device’s power OFF and contact your nearest Shimadzu service representative. Table 7-3 Contents of the fault codes...
Page 124: Cxdi 6.0 Operation Manual
7.3 CXDI Operation Manual CXDI Operation Manual See the CXDI Operator’s Manual for any fault that may occur on the Acquisition System. Mobile DaRt Operation Manual...
Page 125 Chapter 7 Self-Diagnostic Functions No Text Mobile DaRt Operation Manual...
Page 126: Chapter 8 Others
Chapter Others Chapter Contents Name plate and labels Regulatory Information Mobile DaRt Operation Manual...
Page 127: Name Plate And Labels
Chapter 8 Others Name plate and labels Locations where the labels are attached are shown as follows. X-ray tube Assembly Mobile DaRt Operation Manual...
Page 128 8.1 Name plate and labels Name Plates (1) Name plates of MUX-100D, MUX-100DJ Name Plate A ※ RATED mAs MODEL REMARK 125KV 90KV 503-61000-01 MUX-100D 503-61000-02 CE Version 503-61000-03 UL Version MUX-100DJ 503-61000-04 Mobile DaRt Operation manual...
Page 129 Chapter 8 Others (2) Identification label Identification label (UL Version Only) (3) Name plates of R-20C Name plate B Mobile DaRt Operation Manual...
Page 130 8.1 Name plate and labels (4) Identification label (UL Version Only) Identification label of MUX-100D-XC Identification label of R-20C Identification label of D125PH-C1 Mobile DaRt Operation manual...
Page 131 Chapter 8 Others Warning Labels Caution Label A Caution Label B Caution Label C Mobile DaRt Operation Manual...
Page 132 8.1 Name plate and labels Caution Label D Caution Label E Caution Label F Warning label A Mobile DaRt Operation manual...
Page 133 Chapter 8 Others Warning label B 15 Caution label of breaker Mobile DaRt Operation Manual...
Page 134 8.1 Name plate and labels Indication Labels Small Movement Switch Label Brake Release Switch Label Additional Earthing Wire Label Label Label Mobile DaRt Operation manual...
Page 135 Other Labels Certification Label (UL Version Only) Label EMC Label TÜV USA (UL Version Only) EU Representative Label (CE Version Only) EU Regional Representative: SHIMADZU DEUTSCHLAND GmbH Albert-Hahn-Strasse 6-101 D-47269 Duisburg , F.R.Germany 541-42787 CE Label (CE Version Only) 8-10...
Page 136 CE Label (CE Version Only) Labeling For X-ray tube Assembly Location Where the Labels Are Attached On: (X-ray Tube Assembly 0.7U163CS-36) 27 32 33 34 Note Plates Name plates B Vof rotating-anode X-ray tube assembly Shimadzu Corporation Mobile DaRt Operation manual 8-11...
Page 137 Chapter 8 Others Warning Labels Warning Label (High Voltage) Label around a radiation gate Indication Labels Indication Label “ + “ (PLUS) Indication Label “ - “ (MINUS) 8-12 Mobile DaRt Operation Manual...
Page 138 8.1 Name plate and labels Other Labels Recognition Number Label (By The Ministry Of Health And Welfare Of Japan) Certification Label (UL Version Only) CE Label (CE Version Only) Package for Transport Label that is described about storage environment and transport environment on package for transport is shown.
Page 139: Regulatory Information (For Europe)
Chapter 8 Others Regulatory Information （For Europe） The MUX-100D, MUX-100DJ complies with the requirements of the Medical Device Directive 93/42EEC. • ： Mobile X-ray System Product Name • ： MUX-100D, MUX-100DJ Model Name • ： SHIMADZU CORPORATION Manufacturer Medical System Division •...
Page 140: Chapter 9 Specifications
Chapter Specifications Chapter Contents Specifications Dimensional Drawing of the System X-ray Reference Axis and Focal Spot Position Exposure Condition Imaging Unit Grid (Option) Anatomical Program Number Mobile DaRt Operation Manual...
Page 141 Chapter 9 Specifications Specifications MUX-100D MUX-100DJ Use environment Atmospheric pressure 700〜1060hPa Ambient temperature 10〜35℃ Relative humidity 30〜75% Common specifications Total width 580mm Total length 1250mm Height of support stand 1930mm 1780mm Weight 39４kg (with imaging unit) Maximum running speed 5±0.5km/h(this may vary depending on the floor condition.)
Page 142 9.1 Specifications MUX-100D MUX-100DJ High-voltage generator 12.5kW (100kV、125mA、0.1s) （The product of the current allowed to flow for 0.1 seconds at a Nominal electric power tube voltage of 100 kV and tube voltage） The nominal maximum tube voltage and the maximum tube current allowed to flow 125kV、100mA...
Page 143 Chapter 9 Specifications MUX-100D MUX-100DJ Collimator R-20C Shape Rectangular 430 × 430 mm SID 1m Field Max. field 0 × 0mm (leaves overlapped) Min. field Average illumination > 160 lx Contrast ratio of edge > 3 Accuracy 2％ of SID...
Page 144 Imaging unit; Digital Cassette that has the mobility and can be used on the optional angles Power box; Power supply and data gateway for imaging unit mounted in the MUX-100D. CXDI ; Digital Radiography Operation System for CXDI-50G, installed in Control PC and controled with Touch panel monitor on the MUX-100D.
Page 145: Dimensional Drawing Of The System
Chapter 9 Specifications Dimensional Drawing of the System Mobile DaRt Operation Manual...
Page 146: X-Ray Reference Axis And Focal Spot Position
9.3 X-ray Reference Axis and Focal Spot Position X-ray Reference Axis and Focal Spot Position View from this side Refer to Fig.9-3 Focus *1 Reference axis 4-M6 deep12 (P.C.D. φ92) φ134 Unit: mm *1: A hollow on the housing surface indicates a position of focus Fig.
Page 147: Exposure Condition
Chapter 9 Specifications Exposure Condition MUX-100D/100DJ 80mA 80mA 63mA 63mA 100mA 50mA 管電圧 (kV) 125mA 160mA 0.32 0.40 0.50 0.63 0.80 1.0 1.25 1.6 125 160 200 250 Tube current and time product (mAs) 管電流時間積(mAs) Table Example: Conditions that can be set up at 90kV At 90kV, a setup of a maximum of 320 mAs is possible.
Page 148 9.4 Exposure Condition MUX-100D/100DJ（at low level battery） 50mA 63mA 管電圧 (kV) 80mA 100mA 125mA 160mA 0.32 0.40 0.50 0.63 0.80 1.0 1.25 1.6 125 160 200 250 管電流時間積(mAs) Tube current and time product (mAs) Table Example: Conditions that can be set up at 90kV.
Page 149: Imaging Unit
Chapter 9 Specifications Imaging Unit 9-10 Mobile DaRt Operation Manual...
Page 150: Grid (Option)
9.6 Grid (Option) Grid (Option) 9-11 Mobile Art Plus Operation Manual...
Page 151: Anatomical Program Number
Chapter 9 Specifications Anatomical Program Number The correspondence table of the anatomical code set to the exposure mode key of DR system and the anatomical program number of MUX (APR number) is described as follows. Please refer to CANON manual for the registration method of the exposure mode key of DR system.
Page 152 9.7 Anatomical Program Number Body thickness Default Default Filming region Filming orientation correction number 63 7.1 ３７ FLONT (AP) THIN 63 8 ３８ FLONT (AP) NORMAL 66 8 ３９ FLONT (AP) OBESE 65 7.1 ４０ SIDE (LATERAL) THIN 68 7.1 ４１ SIDE (LATERAL) NORMAL 71 7.1 ４２...
Page 153 Chapter 9 Specifications No Text 9-14 Mobile DaRt Operation Manual...
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Chapter 3 Descriptions of each Part

Chapter 4 How to Operate

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Chapter 6 Maintenance and Inspection

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