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GE Precision 500D Operator's Manual

GE Precision 500D Operator's Manual (323 pages)

Brand: GE | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 10.65 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
5
Chapter 1 About this Guide

17
- Purpose of this Guide
  17
- Prerequisite Skills
  17
- Safety Notices
  17
- Disposal of Waste
  18
Chapter 2 Safety and Regulatory

19
- Introduction
  19
- What Do I Need to Know about
  19
- X-Ray Protection
  19
- Certified Electrical Contractor Statement
  19
- Damage in Transportation
  19
- Regulatory Requirements
  19
- Patient Positioning and Control
  20
- Unsafe Table Region
  20
- Patient Grasp Handles
  20
- Safety Harness
  20
- Reciprocating Bucky
  20
- Compression Device
  20
- Myelographic Operation
  20
- Myelographic Boots (Optional)
  20
- Cone Operation
  20
  - Travel and Counterbalancing
    41
- Bucky Grids
  41
  - Oscillating Grid
    41
  - Single High Line/Rate Grid
    41
  - Bucky Grid Alignment
    41
- Patient Step
  42
- Foot Rest
  43
- Shoulder Rest
  43
- Lead Apron
  46
- Emergency Stop Button
  47
- Grounding Kit
  48
  - Purpose
    48
  - Description
    48
  - Instructions
    48
- Safety Summary
  49
Chapter 3 About the P500D

53
- Introduction
  53
- Environmental Requirements
  53
- Image Storage Capacity
  53
- Options
  54
- DICOM 3.0 Interface Option
  54
- Bar Code Scanner Option
  54
- International Keyboard Option
  54
- Power Up/Power down
  55
- Overview
  55
- Mouse
  57
- Radiology Control Interface Module (RCIM)
  57
- X-Ray Tube Selection
  59
Chapter 4 Getting Started

63
- Introduction
  63
- Startup/Shutdown Procedures
  63
- System Startup
  63
- Tube Warmup
  63
- System Shutdown
  63
- Emergency Stop and System Recovery
  63
- Emergency Stop Recovery
  63
- System Recovery
  63
- Procedure for Tube Warm up
  64
- Bar Code Scanner Option
  64
- International Keyboard Option
  65
Chapter 5 Integrated User Interface

67
- Introduction
  67
- Power-On
  67
- Tube Warm-Up Screen
  69
- Add/Select Patient Screen
  71
- Start Exam
  74
- Start Exam Scenario
  76
- Fluoro Acquisition Screen
  81
- Angio Acquisition Screen (Option)
  83
- Video Presentation
  84
- Fluoro Time
  84
- View/Film
  85
- Filming
  86
- Radiographic Exposure / Review Multitasking
  87
- Archive to Local CD-RW (OPTION)
  88
- Emergency Recovery
  90
- Edit Protocols
  91
- Protocol Editor
  92
- Protocols
  93
  - Parameters for Tube 1 (Fluoro) Protocol Step
    93
  - Parameters for Tube 2 (RAD) Protocol Step
    94
  - Protocol Categories
    95
  - Protocols
    97
  - Protocol Steps
    104
  - Retrieve
    118
  - Back up
    119
  - System Configuration Changes
    119
- User Preferences
  120
  - Default Dose - Fl/Rec
    120
  - Default Pediatric Grid
    120
  - DSA Image Invert
    120
  - Record Image Invert
    121
  - Fluoro Image Invert
    121
  - Auto Send
    121
  - FNR Level
    121
  - Record Edge Enhancement
    121
  - Fluoro Edge Enhancement
    121
  - Printer Destination
    121
  - Auto Send Destination
    122
  - Images Tagged
    122
- Service User Interface / Effect on IUI
  122
  - Dose Measurement
    122
  - Pulsed Fluoro
    122
  - DSA Package
    122
  - DICOM Ethernet
    122
  - DICOM Print
    122
  - DICOM Worklist
    122
  - Pediatric Option
    122
  - Tone Alert / %HU
    123
  - Number of Tubes
    123
  - Ots
    123
  - Wallstand Location
    123
  - Fluoro Rates
    123
  - Spot Rates
    123
  - Max Record Rate
    123
  - System Log on
    123
- In-Room Remote Keypad (Option)
  126
- IR Remote Keypad Commands
  127
Chapter 6 Digital Imaging System

129
- Menu Displays
  129
- Disk Space Indicators
  130
- Edit Series Title
  131
- Pateint List Screen
  133
- Auto Send to Reference Image Monitor (with Reference Monitor Installed)
  135
- Selecting a Patient File - Review Mode
  135
- Selecting Review Mode
  135
- Image Acqusition
  136
- Acquisition Rates
  137
- Image Subtraction
  138
  - Reregistration of Subtracted Images
    139
- Image Stacking (and Max/Min Opacification Option)
  142
- Conrast / Window
  146
- Brightness / Level
  147
- Image Invert
  147
- Default
  147
- Zoom
  148
- Edge Enhancement
  148
- Carry over Processing Features
  148
- Carry over Digital Shutters
  149
- Multiple Image Display Formats
  149
- Delete Image
  150
- Annotations & Pointers
  151
- Printing an Image
  153
- Stenosis Measurment Features and Steps
  153
- Size
  155
- Auto Boundary
  161
- Dicom Worklist (Requires Dicom Option)
  163
Chapter 7 Table

167
Chapter 8 Ots Radiographic Suspension

208
- Introduction
  208
- OTS (Overhead Tube Suspension)
  208
- Overhead Rail System
  210
- Telescopic Column and Carriage
  211
- Tube Support Rotation
  212
- X-Ray Tube Angulation
  213
- Over Head Ceiling Suspension User Interface
  214
  - Key Switch on OTS Console
    216
- Automatic Collimator
  216
- Locking Lever
  218
- Display on the Collimator
  218
- Bottom View of the Collimator
  219
- Linear LASER Light Localizer
  219
- Rear View of Collimator
  220
- Collimator Lamp Changing
  220
  - Changing Lamps on the Collimator (Model 2266999)
    220
  - Changing Lamps on the Collimator (Model 5234954)
    222
- Rotating the Collimator 90° Around the Vertical Axis
  226
- Specifications
  227
Chapter 9 Sg120 Vertical Bucky Stand

230
- Introduction
  230
- Parts of the Equipment
  231
- Column Assembly
  231
- Bucky Assembly
  232
- Front Panel
  232
- Vertical Lock Handle
  232
- Applications of Sg80/120
  232
- Operation
  232
- Cassette Loading
  233
- Cassette Removal
  235
- AEC Detector Areas
  235
- Alignment
  235
- Frontal Panel
  236
- SG120-Specific Funtionalities
  236
  - Bucky Rotation
    236
  - Bucky Angulation
    237
- Periodic Maintenance
  238
- Maintenance Information
  238
- Labeling
  239
- Specifications
  240
- Electrical Requirements
  240
- Product Dimensions
  240
- Crate Dimensions
  240
- SG120 Specifications
  241
  - Wall Stand Bucky
    241
Chapter 10 Vertical Bucky Stand

242
- Introduction
  242
- Safe Operation Precautions
  244
- Operation
  244
- Vertical Positioning
  246
- Bucky Rotation
  247
- Bucky Angulation
  248
- Hinged Front Panel
  248
- Manual Cassette Tray
  249
- AEC Detector Areas
  250
- Alignment for Automatic Collimation
  251
- Specifications
  252
- General Dimensions & Weight
  252
Chapter 11 Jedi Generator

256
- Introduction
  256
- Radiation Protection
  256
- Generator Cabinet Specifications
  258
- General Input Power Specifications
  258
- X-Ray Interlock Systems
  263
Chapter 12 Accessories

264
- Patient Step
  264
- Foot Rest
  265
- Optional Table Accessories
  266
- Shoulder Rest
  266
- Compression Device
  266
- Arm Board (Optional)
  268
- Knee Crutches (Optional)
  269
- Vertical Cassette Holder (Optional)
  270
Maxiray™ 100 Tube Units

272
- Application
  272
- Features
  272
- Tube Housing
  273
- Tube Insert
  274
- Thermal Ratings
  274
- Radiographic Ratings
  275
- Fluoroscopic Ratings
  275
- Weights (Approx
  275
- Related Publications
  275
- Warranty
  276
- User Service and Maintenance
  276
- Listings
  276
- Radiographic Tube Ratings
  279
- Warm-Up Procedure
  279
- 12.5° (218 Mrad) 3Ø, Low Speed, 50 Hz, 2850 Rpm
  280
- 12.5° (218 Mrad) 3Ø, Low Speed, 60 Hz, 3400 Rpm
  281
- 12.5° (218 Mrad) 3Ø, HIGH SPEED, 50/60 Hz, 10,000 Rpm
  286
- Mammography Ratings
  289
- 12.5° (218 Mrad) 3Ø, 50/60 Hz, 2850/3400 RPM
  289
- Rapid Film Sequence Ratings
  290
- 0.6, 1.0, 1.25 12.5_ (218 Mrad) 1 Phase, 10,000 Rpm, 50/60 Hz
  290
Planned Maintenance

296
- Periodic Maintenance
  296
- Qualified Service
  296
- User Service and Maintenance
  296
- Image Quality Testing
  297
- How to Perform the Quality Assurance Process
  299
- General
  305
- Periodic Maintenance Schedule
  306
- Service
  306
- User Cleaning and Disinfecting
  306
- HHS Testing (US Only
  307
- Recycling
  307
Glossary/Terms

308
- Operating Modes
  308
- System Terms
  309
- Digital Imaging System Terms
  310
- Symbols
  310
- Abbrevations
  314
Modes of Operation

316
- Fluoroscopy Mode
  316
- Description
  316
- System Controlled Technique Factors
  318
- How to Engage/ Disengage
  318
- Description
  318
- Example of Specific Clinical Procedures
  319
- How Mode Should be Used
  319
- Description
  319
- System Controlled Technique Factors
  319
- How to Engage/ Disengage
  319
- How to Recognize When this Mode Is Selected
  319

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