Table of Contents Notice 1. General Information Introduction Symbols Used In this Manual Symbols Marked on the iRayA6 2. Warning and Instructions Precautions to Take When Using Precautions to Take When Storing Symbols and Details 3. Caution and Instructions Precautions to Take When Using and Storing Other Precautions to Take 4.
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Items to Inspect Before Requesting for Requesting for Repairs 10. Product Specification 10-1 Product Specifications and Product Warranty 10-2 Product Warranty 11. iRayA6 Technical 11-1 High Voltage Generator Documents 11-2 Electromagnetic Compatibility 11-3 Product transportation, storage conditions. and conditions of use...
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Indications for Use ▪ ▪ ▪ technician. WARNING...
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Prescription-Use Statement ▪ Contraindication ▪ This product is a medical device, and it should only be used as portable radiography device to take X-rays. This X-ray unit may be dangerous to patients and operators unless safety measures, operating instructions and maintenance schedules are observed.
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Symbols Used in this Manual RADIATION WARNING WARNING CAUTION CHECK Symbols Used on iRayD6’s Packaging KEEP AWAY FROM RAIN FRAGILE THIS WAY UP...
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Symbols Marked on the iRayA6 ELECTRICAL PROTECTION RADIATION WARNING WARNING CONSULT ACCOMPANYING DOCUMENTS This symbol indicates the device's model number MODEL NUMBER MANUFACTURER INFORMATION MANUFACTURE DATE SERIAL NUMBER REPRESENTATIVES The manufacturer's EU representative information is INFORMATION indicated along with this symbol.
2. Warning and Instructions Symbols and Details This sign indicates that the operator may experience physical harm or even death while operating the device. Precautions to Take When Using This X-ray unit must be operated by trained personnel in a controlled setting.
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Warnings for Battery Usage ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ Precautions to Take When Inspecting the Product ▪ ▪ Precautions to Take When Storing Precautions to Take When Storing the Device ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪...
3. Caution and Instructions Symbols and Details CAUTION This sign indicates the possibility of incurring damage to the body if the device is used incorrectly. Precautions to Take When Using and Storing Precautions to Take When Storing the Device ▪ ▪...
4. Items to Check Symbol and Details CHECK This symbol indicates directions must be followed for product installation, operation, and maintenance. Items to Check ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪...
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Features ▪ Medical Device Name Portable X-ray System ▪ Model Name ADX6000s ▪ Product Name iRayA6 ▪ Display 4.3” Touch Panel TFT-LCD ▪ Software Self manufactured, UI and handling possible ▪ Exposure Ranges from 0.05-1.50 seconds; the time can be adjusted in 0.01 Second intervals ▪...
Product Specifications Product Specifications ▪ Device Main Body • Item name: Portable X-ray Radiography Device • Grade: Class Ⅱb (MDD 93/42/EEC as amended by 2007/47/EC) • Tube voltage: 50 – 80 kV (variable) • Tube current: 1 – 5 mA (variable) •...
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Battery Pack Charging Adapter ▪ Model Name: JBL7451212000302FJ ▪ Input Voltage: 100 - 240VAC, 50 - 60Hz, 1.0A ▪ Output Voltage: DC 21V ▪ Output Current: 2.0A Loading Factors Optimal Radioscopy and Radiography Settings: Utilizing the highest available x-ray tube current from the medical equipment, the specified nominal x-ray tube voltage for both radioscopy and radiography is set at 80kV and 5mA.
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Main Body Battery Pack Charging Cradle Battery Charger/ Detachable Handle Wired Remote Control AC Power Cord (optional) SSD Cage/Back Scatter Storage Case User Manual/ Shield (optional) Product Warranty [Figure 6.1 Product Composition]...
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Product Explanation Description of Main Body ▪ Radiation Field 4.3" Touch Panel Detachable Handle TFT LCD [Figure 6.2 Description of Main Body]...
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Radiation Field Name ▪ Labels for the radiation field are displayed below. Exposure Base Line Exposure Area [Figure 6.3 Labels for the Radiation Field] GUI Screen Composition and Functions ▪ kV Display Based mA Value Based on Settings Menu Icon on Settings Set Settings Set Battery Status Icon...
[ Figure 7.2 Main Menu Screen] CAUTION iRayA6 has an automatic power shut off function to reduce battery consumption. The default setting is set so that the device shuts off after not having been used for five minutes and can be changed.
X-Ray Radiography Tube Voltage Settings ▪ Icon That Increases Tube Voltage in Tube Voltage Increments of 10kV Icon/Displays Current Tube Voltage Value Icon That Increases Tube Voltage in Increments of 1kV Icon That Decreases Icon That Decreases Tube Voltage in Tube Voltage in Increments of 10kV Increments of 1kV...
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Tube Current Settings ▪ ▪ Icon That Increases Tube Current in 1mA Increments Tube Current Icon Icon That Increases Tube Current in 0.1mA Increments Icon That Decreases Icon That Decreases Tube Current in Tube Current in 1mA 0.1mA Increments Increments [ Figure 7.4 Icons to Change Tube Current Value] ▪...
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Exposure Time Settings ▪ ▪ Icon that Increases the Exposure Time in 0.1 Exposure Time Second Increments Icon/Displays Current Exposure Time Value Icon That Increases the Exposure Time in 0.01 Second Increments Icon That Decreases Icon That Decreases the the Exposure Time in Exposure Time in 0.01 0.1 Second Increments Second Increments...
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Memory Settings [Figure 7.6 Memory Icons] Based on the selected memory setting, the values are optimized for the specific anatomical region being imaged. Users who prefer to customize these parameters can do so by utilizing the arrow keys adjacent to the "Exposure Times" icon. The following information delineates each memory icon along with its corresponding values and the anatomical region that is optimized for imaging with each respective icon.
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X-ray Exposure ▪ [Figure 7.9 Messages That Are Displayed When Generating an X-ray] ▪ ▪ [Figure 7.10 X-ray Is Ready to be Generated]...
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▪ Exposure Base Line Exposure Area Display (bright part) Exposure Area Display (bright part) Subject [Figure 7.11 X-ray Exposure Field Settings] If the SSD cage is to be used, do not remove the SSD cage to bring the X-ray source closer to the patient. Do NOT make any other modifications to the device.
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▪ ▪ CHECK The iRayA6 emits radiation only when the EX button is pressed. Once the button is released (in the middle of irradiation), X-ray generation is suspended. ▪ [Figure 7.12 Main Menu Screen After Radiation Is Emitted]...
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Relation between X-ray Generating Time ▪ ▪ ▪ Table 7-1 Diagnostic Reference Level ** Additional * Approximate Comparable to lifetime risk of Procedure: effective radiation natural background fatal cancer from dose: radiation for: examination: Radiography 1.5 mSv 6 months Very Low (X-ray)-Spine BONE Radiography...
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Settings Menu Settings Menu ▪ [Figure 7.13 Settings Menu Screen] ➊ ➋ ➌ ➍...
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Wired Remote Control Wired Remote Control Usage ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ [Figure 7.14 Wired Remote Control Connection]...
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Battery Inserting the Battery into the Main Body ▪ ▪ CHECK device will shut down automatically if the battery is not ▪ [Figure 7.15 Detaching the Battery Cover]...
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▪ [ Figure 7.16 Inserting the Battery Pack] ▪ ▪ The user should use the battery designated by the manufacturer. If the user uses a different battery, it may cause the device to malfunction.
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▪ Adapter ※ When charging the Dexcowin's battery or [Figure 7.18 Battery Cradle and Charger Adapter] [Figure 7.19 Battery Cradle and Battery Settlings]...
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CAUTION Use only Dexcowin's adapter and cord originally packaged with the device to prevent damage to the battery or accidents from occurring. Otherwise, the warranty will be void and the manufacturer will be exempt from any liability. The user should use the battery charger specified by the manufacturer when charging the battery.
SSD Cage [Figure 7.20 SSD Cage] ▪ ▪ the iRayA6 to bring the X-ray source closer to the patient. Do NOT make any other modifications to the device. Do NOT place to bring the X-ray source closer to the patient, as this only increases the patient’s exposure to radiation. In...
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How to Assemble [Figure 7.21 How to Attach the SSD Cage]...
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Annual (Optional) Calibration ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ Table 8-1. Acceptable Test Ranges Exposure Time (mSec) Test Acceptance Description Limits 50ms 100ms 300ms 1350ms...
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Maintenance Log Sheets Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Maintenance Test Date Date Date Date Date Date /Initial /Initial /Initial /Initial /Initial /Initial...
9. Items to Inspect Before Requesting for Repairs Items to Inspect Before Requesting for Repairs SYMPTOM STEPS TO TAKE Power Defect Exposure Defect Radiation Field Defect Others...
10. Product Specifications and Product Warranty 10-1 Product Specifications CLASSIFICATION DETAILS Product Name Grade Ⅱ Input Power Waterproof Rating Fireproof Mode of Operation Tube Voltage Tube Current Focal Point Size Voltage Consumption Voltage Usage Minimum Source to Skin Distance Cooling System Total Filtration Time Setting KV setting...
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[Figure 11.3 Maximum Tube Current Curve by Exposure Time] ▪ Maximum Filament Current ....................3.0 A [ Figure 11.4 Emission & Filament Characteristics]...
Electromagnetic Compatibility Other cables and accessories may negatively affect EMC performance. The iRayA6 should not be used adjacent to or stacked with other equipment and if adjacent or stacked use is necessary, the iRayA6 should be observed to verify normal operation in the configuration in which it will be used.
11-3 Product Transportation, Storage Conditions and Conditions of Use Transportation and Storage Conditions ➊ ℃ ➋ ➌ ➍ Optimal Conditions of Use ➊ ℃ ➋ ➌...
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0˚ 270˚ 90˚ 90˚ 180˚ 0˚ 180˚ 270˚ [ Figure 11.11 Measurement Direction 1[m] from the Focal Spot]...
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Table 11-34 Leakage Radiation 1[m] from the Focal Spot DIRECTION HORIZONTAL VERTICAL Unit: [mR/h, (mGy/h)] ND: Not Detected Measurement 1[cm] from the Case’s Surface ▪ ▪ ▪...
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[Figure 11.12 Measurement Points 1[cm] from the Case’s Surface]...
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Table 11-35 Leakage Radiation 1[cm] from the Case Surface TEST 1 TEST 2 TEST 3 NUMBER mR/h mGy/h mR/h mGy/h mR/h mGy/h 5.31 0.0531 5.36 0.0536 5.38 0.0538 6.03 0.0603 5.98 0.0598 5.99 0.0599 10.54 0.1054 10.57 0.1057 10.61 0.1067 11.01 0.1101 10.98...
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200[cm] 60[cm] 60[cm] Figure 11.13 [Significant Zone of Occupancy]...
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Test method and result of stray radiation • • • • • Figure 11.14 [Test Method of Stray Radiation] •...
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Table 11-36 Stray Radiation 16[cm] from the Focal Spot POINT A POINT B POINT C POINT D POINT E POINT F 0 cm 20 cm 40 cm 60 cm 80 cm 100 cm 120 cm 140 cm 160 cm 180 cm 200 cm 24.000 22.000...
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• The measurement results of stray radiation at 50cm from the focal spot are shown in Table 11-37. Table 11-37 Stray Radiation 50[cm] from the Focal Spot POINT A POINT B POINT C POINT D POINT E POINT F 0 cm 20 cm 40 cm 60 cm...
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M o r e S a f e + M o r e C o n v e n i e n t + M o r e D u r a b l e DEXCOWIN.CO.,LTD. #901-905, 25, Gasan digital 1-ro Geumcheon-gu, Seoul, 08594 Korea...
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