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Table 10
Cables & Descriptions
Cable
1
External Power Supply
2
Mains
3
External Sync Cable
4
Ethernet Cable
12.5
Connecting the Cables
To connect the cables, perform the following steps.
representation of how a typical system setup appears.
Connect the Mains to the External Power Supply.
1
Connect the External Power Supply to the detector Power Connector.
2
Connect the Ethernet Cable to the appropriate port on the Host
3
Computer and the X-ray detector. The use of a hub or a switch is neither recommended nor
4
supported.
Connect the External Sync Cable between the User Generator Interface and the X-ray
5
detector.
Connect the Ground Cable to the grounding lug not shown in
6
Connect the Ground Cable to an acceptable ground connection.
7
Connect the Mains Cable to an available power outlet.
8
WARNING
The X-ray generator interface is user-supplied equipment.
Note
14
Provides DC power to the X-ray detector. Power supplies available from
Varex Imaging are listed in
is used, the requirements listed in
Requirements" on page 39
AC Power Cord
OEM provided cable. Provides the user with a means to synchronize the
end-user system-level application with the X-ray detector. This connector
provides the connections for four (4) opto-isolated signals, two outputs
and two inputs.
See "Generator Interface Signals" on page
Connects to the Ethernet port on the user's workstation and provides
interface between the user's workstation and the X-ray detector. The
recommended cable type is CAT6a or CAT7.
Replacement external power supply cords may use inadequately rated
wiring and could damage the X-ray detector. If a replacement external
power supply cord is required, please request one directly from Varex
Imaging to ensure that the power cord meets the standards for the
X- ray detector.
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Azure 3131Z - 4131Z Reference Manual
Description
Table 8 on page
11. If a different power supply
See "Alternative Power Supply
must be met.
Figure 5, on page
13, provides a graphical
Figure 5, on page
28.
13.
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