Fluoroscopic X-ray System
OSCAR Prime
User’s Manual
2018.07.17 Document Ver.1.1
Copyrightⓒ2017 by GENORAY Co.,Ltd. All Rights Reserve
Contents
Contents
1. System Introduction and Safety ..................................................................................................5
1.1 System Introduction ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
1.2 Before Starting Up the System ................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
1.3 Fitness ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
1.4 Electrical and Fire Safety ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 8
1.5 Electromagnetic Compatibility ................................................................................................................................................................................. 10
1.6 Radiation Safety............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
1.7 System Overheating ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
1.8 Operating Environment ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
1.9 Signs Used for the System ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
1.10 Waste Management .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
2. Composition of OSCAR Prime ................................................................................................... 15
2.1 Structure and Names .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
2.2 Power ON/OFF ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 16
2.3 X-ray ON/OFF ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17
2.4 Exposure Switches .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 18
2.4.1 Hand Switch ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 18
2.4.2 Foot Switch ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 19
2.4.3 Shot Switch..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20
2.5 Emergency Switch ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21
2.6 Ventilation........................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
3. Operation of OSCAR.................................................................................................................... 23
3.1 Moving and Fixing of the Equipment................................................................................................................................................................... 23
3.1.1 Moving to the Left/Right ................................................................................................................................................................................ 23
3.1.2 Moving Forward/Backward ............................................................................................................................................................................ 24
3.1.3 Fixing the System ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 25
3.2 C-arc Manual Mode ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 26
3.2.1 C-arc Left/Right Rotation ................................................................................................................................................................................ 26
3.2.2 C-arc Orbital Rotation ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 27
3.2.3 C-arc Horizontal Moving ................................................................................................................................................................................. 28
3.2.4 C-arc Panning........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 29
3.2.5 Up/Down Movement ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 30
4. X-ray Control and Additional Features ................................................................................... 31
4.1 How to Use OP ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 31
4.1.1 Title Bar .................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 32
4.1.2 Status Information .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 32
4.1.3 Image Control range ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 33
4.1.4 Collimator Control Area ................................................................................................................................................................................... 35
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4.1.5 Operation Buttons........................................................................................................................................................................................... 37
4.1.5.1 Anatomical program ....................................................................................................................................................................... 40
4.1.5.2 kVp/mA setting .................................................................................................................................................................................. 41
4.1.5.3 Pulses mode ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 42
4.1.5.4 DNR ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 43
4.1.5.5 Dose Level ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 43
4.1.6 Radiography ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 44
5.Creation of Images with OSCAR ................................................................................................ 45
5.1 Instruction Use the Fluoroscopy Mode with Manual Control .................................................................................................................. 47
5.2 Instruction Use the Fluoroscopy Mode with Automatic Control ............................................................................................................ 48
5.3 Instruction to Use the Snap Shot Mode ............................................................................................................................................................. 49
5.4 Instruction to Use the Radiography Mode ........................................................................................................................................................ 50
6. Cautions, Storage, and Maintenance After Use .................................................................... 51
6.1 Cautions ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 51
6.2 Storage ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 51
6.3 Maintenance ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 51
6.4 Cleaning............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 51
7. Specifications ................................................................................................................................ 52
7.1 Classification and Applicable Standards .............................................................................................................................................................. 52
7.1.1 Classification ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 52
7.1.2 Applicable International Standards ......................................................................................................................................................... 52
7.2 Power and Other Specifications .............................................................................................................................................................................. 53
7.3. Major Parts Specification ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 55
7.3.1 High Voltage Generator ............................................................................................................................................................................... 55
7.3.2 X-ray Tube ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 56
7.3.3 Detector................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 58
7.3.3.1 FPD (Flat Panel Detector) .............................................................................................................................................................. 60
7.3.4 Iris Controller ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 61
7.3.5 X-ray Support .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 61
7.4 Dimensions and Weight .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 62
7.4.1 OSCAR Prime ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 62
7.5. System Labeling.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 64
7.5.1 Manufacturer Labeling .................................................................................................................................................................................. 65
7.5.2. System Labeling .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 66
7.6 Dose information ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 67
7.6.1 Air kerma ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 67
7.6.2 Interventional reference point .................................................................................................................................................................. 68
7.6.3 Test geometry for measuring the air kerma rate ............................................................................................................................ 68
Appendix 1. X-ray Exposure Reference Table ............................................................................ 69
Appendix 2. Maintenance ............................................................................................................... 70
Appendix 3 Error Message ............................................................................................................. 71
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1. System Introduction and Safety
This User’s Manual contains general explanation of how the system works and other useful information.
Please read and comprehend this manual thoroughly for safe and effective use of the system.
This manual uses the following signs for instructions and warnings.
Information including these signs should be carefully read and fully understood.
GENORAY
Address: Dunchondaero 560, 512 (ByeoksanTechnopia), Jungwon-gu, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do
Tel : +82-31-740-4100. Fax : +82-31-737-8018
www.genoray.com genoray@genoray.com
This sign indicates important information and matters to be attended to.
This sign indicates important warnings. It is used for situations and conditions that may cause
danger to patients or users.
The
manufacturer
and
importer
of
this
product
shall
ensure
its
safety,
reliability,
and
installation/calibration/repair to be done by a qualified person.
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1. System Introduction and Safety
1.1 System Introduction
OSCAR Prime is a mobile fluoroscopic x-ray unit, accurately exposing x-ray at a patient's surgical site for
effective diagnosis and operation with high-quality x-ray images but reduced exposure. The system can be
used for angiography to perform a surgical intervention if the feature is selected.

Features of OSCAR Prime
- Easy to operate with the LCD touch panel and user-friendly UI
- ABC feature and various exposure modes are available.
- High-resolution and high-quality image obtained through a detector
- High-quality image created with a small amount of radiant exposure using the pulsed fluoroscopy
mode and DNR feature
- A minimum exposure area set via the LCD touch panel using the virtual collimator even without
exposing X-ray
- DSA and RSA (road map) features, optimized for angiography (optional)
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1.2 Before Starting Up the System
Any medical device using X-ray and electricity can be a source of potential danger.
Please read and fully comprehend how to use the system and to deal with emergencies provided in the
manual.
- Users of this system are required to fully understand how to protect themselves from potential dangerand the conditions of the system that may cause such danger.
- Failure to follow these instructions on how to use the system safely can endanger both the user and
patient.
- Only a qualified person should use the system.
- Please read and comprehend this manual thoroughly.
- Never attempt to modify this equipment.
- Do not install to the equipment any other parts than those provided.
- Do not use the power strip or extension wire to supply power to the system.
This may lead to failure or malfunction of the unit.
- Do not use the system if any failure or malfunction occurs.
Contact Customer Service immediately and wait for a technician to contact you.
- Do not use the PC for any other purposes than producing an x-ray image.
Exposing X-ray in the form of pulses continuously at the site where a cardiac pacemaker or
defibrillator is implanted may cause an error or malfunction of such device.
Avoid exposing directly at those devices and minimize the duration and output of an x-ray.
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1.3 Fitness
- The user of this system shall be responsible for maintaining accuracy of x-ray exposure amount, l
eakage radiation dose, effective center of the beam, kV, and mAs.
- Only a qualified physician and radiographer can use this system.

Power Requirements
- Before plugging in the system, please check adequate power is being supplied to the site for
installation.
Use of exclusive AC power is recommended in order to prevent any conflict with power
requirements of other devices.
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1.4 Electrical and Fire Safety
Please check the following before using this system.
- Make sure that the power supply for the system is adequate before using it.
- Connect the power cable of the system to a power socket.
- Please take the same step for other peripherals (including signal input/output) before supplying power.
Keep the system away from any power generator, other x-ray equipment, or base station in order
to avoid electrical interference during exposing. Sharing power with other electrical or electronic
devices may affect the quality of an image.
In respect of the protection level and protection type for rating, OSCAR Prime is classified as Class
1 and Type B.
This system is not protected from liquid invasion.
Check ground connection in order to avoid electric shock.
The electric circuit of this equipment uses voltage that can cause serious damage or even death
by electric shock. Never remove any cover of this equipment so as to avoid such danger.
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Please observe the following safety instructions so as to avoid failure of the system and significant danger
that may cause serious injury or electric shock to a user or patient.
- Always turn off the system and disconnect it from the power source before wiping it with a wet cloth or
sponge.
- Never remove any cover of the equipment.
- Turn off the system and pull out the plug when it is not in use.
- Never place food on any part of the equipment.
It may come in contact with a conductive material in the electric circuit.
This system is not protected from liquids such as water or soapy water.
Any liquid coming in contact with the system can cause fire or electrical shock. If you spill liquid
over the equipment, do not touch the cable connected to the power supply and wait until the
liquid is dried up completely.
Please take the following measures in order to deal with emergencies.
- Turn off the system and disconnect the cable from the power socket.
- Keep away from the place where the system is installed.
- Seek help from people around you.
- Use a fire extinguisher especially approved for electrical fire.
Use a wrong type of a fire extinguisher can cause electric shock and burn.
To avoid this risk, check whether the system is allowed to use in the area and only use an allowed
system.
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1.5 Electromagnetic Compatibility
This equipment generates electromagnetic waves. Turn off the system and take the following measures if
the equipment is affected by electromagnetic waves or causes such interference.
- Change the location of the system, taking into account other devices in the space.
- Connect the cable of the system to another power socket.
- Please contact Customer Service if you need to take other measures to meet specific requirements.
1.6 Radiation Safety
- Radiation-related laws and regulations in the country where the equipment is used should be applied.
- A user of this unit shall wear radiation protection equipment.
Failure to set safe exposure values for the x-ray unit and follow correct operating order can cause
a danger to both a user and patient.
Consult a doctor if the system is used for a pregnant woman or a child.
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1.7 System Overheating
The following warnings will be displayed if a high-voltage generator is overheating.
Tepmperature
OP display
Description
X-ray exposure is possible
Room Temp 10℃ ~ 42℃
(Blue)
X-ray exposure is possible
Room Temp 43℃ ~ 51.9℃
(Green)
(overheating warning)
X-ray exposure is impossible
Room Temp 52℃ or above
(Red)
(overheating)
If the warning is displayed, turn off the system and do not use it for 2~3 hr.
Once the overheated unit cools off, power on the system, check if the warning is turned off, and then
continue to use the equipment.
Please cool off the system for the set amount of time after exposing x-ray because failure to do
so can damage the X-ray tube.
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1.8 Operating Environment
Please avoid the following conditions when you use the system or put it in storage.
- Exposure to direct sunlight
- Exposure to excessive dust
- Exposure to high humidity
- Any environment that can cause a ventilation problem
- Exposure to air containing a lot of salt
- Exposure to chemicals or hazardous gases
Keep the system away from strong vibrations or other conditions exceeding the range of temperatures
and humidity specified below.
- Conditions for moving or storing the system
Temperature : -15°C - +45°C
Relative humidity : 10% - 90% RH (no dew condensation)
Atmospheric pressure: 500 - 1060hPa
- Conditions for operating the system
Temperature : -15°C - +45°C
Relative humidity : 30% - 85% RH (no dew condensation)
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1.9 Signs Used for the System
Symbol
Meaning
Location
AC (alternating current)
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Grounding
Boards
OFF
OFF switch
ON
ON switch
X-ray generator, x-ray exposure
Label
Warning: High voltage
GENERATOR
WEEE symbol
Label
Laser
Equipment
Refer to the User Manual
Label
Manufacturer’s name and address
Label
Date of manufacture
Label
Serial number
Label
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1.10 Waste Management
The equipment and parts whose life has ended should be disposed of as follows.
- X-ray tube: Industrial waste treatment service provider
- Metal Frame : Recycling
- Plastic: Recycling
- PCB & harness or other types of waste: Industrial waste treatment service provider
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2. Compositoin of OSCAR Prime
2. Composition of OSCAR Prime
2.1 Structure and Names
⑬
⑮
⑭
⑫
16
⑪
①
②
⑧
⑩
③
④
⑥ ⑦
⑨
⑤
No.
1)
2)
3)
Description
Detector
Hand switch
(x-ray exposure switch)
Foot switch
(x-ray exposure switch)
No.
Description
9)
Wheel
10)
Fixing brake
11)
X-ray support
4)
X-ray generator
12)
X-ray control unit
5)
X-ray tube
13)
Steering handle
6)
X-ray exposure field controller
14)
Fixing handle
7)
Ventilation
15)
Emergency switch
8)
C-arc
16)
Fixing lever
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2.2 Power ON/OFF
The ON/OFF switch is located on the left side of the cart.
The system will perform a self test for a few secs. if you turn it on.
ON/OFF Switch
Main Circuit brake
In order to use device power ON/OFF switch
- Connect the cable of the equipment to a power socket.
- Turn on the main circuit brake switch located at the bottom of the back.
- Press the Power ON switch, located on the top left corner, for 1 sec. or more.
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2.3 X-ray ON/OFF
To irradiate the X-ray from the OSCAR Prime use the X-RAY ON/OFF key switch.
[ON]
[OFF]
- When turning the key to the right, It is able to exposure X-ray.
- When turning the key to the left, It is "NOT" able to exposure X-ray.
This system requires several seconds for warm-up.
Contact Customer Service immediately if there is an error in indicator light or the main screen,
which may cause a danger to both a user and patient.
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2.4 Exposure Switches
Use the switches to expose X-ray for fluoroscopy or radiography.
Exposure switches include the hand switch, foot switch, and shot switch.
Before exposuring the X-ray, please check the X-ray key ON/OFF switch which is located on the
cart is on the right side
2.4.1 Hand Switch
This switch can be used for both fluoroscopy and radiography modes.
- Fluoroscopy mode: Pressing the hand switch in Step II will expose x-ray.
- Radiography mode: X-ray exposure for radiography will be ready if you press the hand switch in Step I
for 2 secs.
Here, the preparation icon (
) in the operation panel will flash the green and white lights and after
about 2 secs. only green light when x-ray exposure is ready.
When ready, press the hand switch in Step II to expose X-ray.
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2.4.2 Foot Switch
This switch is used for the fluoroscopy mode, and x-ray will be shot right away if you press the exposure
switch.
[Step I Foot Switch]
[Step II Foot Switch (Optional)]
[Step III Foot Switch (Optional)]
The foot switch, available only for the fluoroscopy mode, can serve functions of fluoroscopy, image save
Lift Up, or Lift Down for user’s convenience by clicking on
, located at the bottom left of the
cart monitor.

Setting Screen by Foot Switch Type
Step I Foot Switch
Step II Foot Switch
Step III Foot Switch
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2.4.3 Shot Switch
This switch is used for the fluoroscopy mode, and x-ray will be shot right away if you press the exposure
switch.
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2.5 Emergency Switch
- In an emergency, you can stop the system by pressing the emergency switch on the left side of the body.
- If you press the switch, the message of “EMERGENCY” will appear on the x-ray controller and the system
will stop operating.
- The system will start again if you turn the switch in the direction of the arrow.
Use this switch only in an emergency.
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2.6 Ventilation
OSCAR Prime provide ventilation to ventilate the heats from the X-ray irradiation.
Ventilation can be detachable to be cleaned.
If the dust accumulates the efficiency of the heat ventilation can be down.
We recommend to clean periodically.
After cleaned, it must be dried completely before attaching on the device.
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3. Operation of OSCAR
3. Operation of OSCAR
3.1 Moving and Fixing of the Equipment
Move the system with the steering and fixing handles.
Excessive shock or vibrations caused to the system while moving can lead to electrical or mechanical
problems inside the unit. If the system fails to operate properly after moving, immediately contact
Customer Service to seek help.
3.1.1 Moving to the Left/Right
Move the unit to the left or right with the steering handle as depicted in the picture.
Turning the steering handle will move the wheels of the unit.
Steering
Handle
Fixing
Handle
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3.1.2 Moving Forward/Backward
Move the unit forward or backward with the steering handle as depicted in the picture.
Steering
Handle
Fixing
Handle
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3.1.3 Fixing the System
Step on the pedal to fix the brake as depicted in the picture.
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3.2 C-arc Manual Mode
3.2.1 C-arc Left/Right Rotation
1) Unlock the lever and adjust the C-arc.
2) After adjusting the C-arc that user wants, lock the lever to fix it.
Please make sure that there is no person or object within the rotation radius of C-arm in order to
prevent an injury or damage to the equipment.
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3.2.2 C-arc Orbital Rotation
1) Unlock the lever and adjust the C-arc.
2) After adjusting the C-arc that user wants, lock the lever to fix the C-arc.
Do not put your foot on the base cover during the orbital rotation of C-arc. This may lead to an
injury.
Do not put your hand on the C-arc support during the orbital rotation of C-arc. This may lead to
an injury.
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3.2.3 C-arc Horizontal Moving
1) Unlock the lever and adjust the C-arc.
2) After adjusting the C-arc that user wants, lock the lever to fix the C-arc.
Be careful not to bump against C-arc while moving it. This may lead to an injury.
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3.2.4 C-arc Panning
1) Unlock the lever and adjust the C-arc.
2) After adjusting the C-arc that user wants, lock the lever to fix the C-arc.
Please make sure that there is no person or object within the rotation radius of C-arc during
panning in order to prevent an injury or damage to the equipment.
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3.2.5 Up/Down Movement
Press the UP/DOWN button to adjust height of the device.
Be careful not to bump against C-arc while moving it. This may lead to an injury.
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4. X-ray Contorl and Additionaal Features
4. X-ray Control and Additional Features
OSCAR can set x-ray exposure methods, tube voltage and tube current through the operation panel (or OP).
Various other features are available as well for a user to obtain a desired image. The following table shows x-ray
exposure methods available per mode.
Exposure Modes
X-ray Exposure type
Spot
Continuous
(Continue)
15 pulses
(15pulse)
8 pulses
(8pulse)
4 pulses
(4pulse)
2 pulses
(2pulse)
1 pulse
(1pulse)
Snap shot
(Snap Shot)
Fluoroscopy
Radiography
4.1 How to Use OP
The OP of OSCAR Prime is a controller of the system for X-ray tube input and X-ray exposure conditions,
and is composed of the title bar, status information, image display/control area, control buttons, and
control area with two modes available for fluoroscopy and radiography.
[OP]
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4.1.1 Title Bar
The title bar displays the mode currently selected and information of the foot switch.
4.1.2 Status Information
The current status of the system and exposure conditions are displayed.
1) X-ray Tube Temperature
Blue - Room Temp 10°C - 42°C → X-ray exposing is possible
Green - Room Temp 43°C to 51.9°C → X-ray exposing is possible
(overheating warning)
Red - Room Temp 52°C or above → X-ray exposing is impossible
2)Tube Voltage (kV)
The value entered automatically or manually for tube voltage is
displayed or the last value used after exposure.
3) Tube Current (mA)
The value entered automatically or manually for tube current is
displayed or the last value used after exposure.
4) Pulse
The value currently set for pulses is displayed.
5) Radiation Dose
The value currently set for radiation dose is displayed.
6) Exposure Time
The current exposure time is displayed.
7) X-ray exposure condition
Current status of X-ray exposure is displayed.
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4.1.3 Image Control range
Buttons that can control images and obtained images are displayed.
1) Magnification Ratio
Pressing the button changes the magnification ratio in the
order of 1 → 1.5 → 2 → 1.
2) Reverse Image
You can create a reverse image with this button.
Left: OFF, Right: ON
3) Laser
Mark the position of image aquisition.
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4) Collimator Control
The collimator control mode is selected.
5) Initializing Rotation
You can initialize the change back after rotating the image.
6) CW (Clockwise Rotation)
Rotate an image clockwise.
7) CCW (Counterclockwise Rotation)
Rotate an image counterclockwise.
8) Initializing flipped image
You can initialize the image which was adapted flip function.
9) Reverse the left and right
Left: OFF, Right: ON
10) Reverse up and down
Left: OFF, Right: ON
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4.1.4 Collimator Control Area
Buttons that can control the collimator and obtained images are displayed.
1) Initialization
The position of the collimator is initialized.
2) Iris
Drag the button to open or close the iris collimator.
3) Left Shutter
Drag the button to open or close the left shutter.
4) Right Shutter
Drag the button to open or close the right shutter.
5) Front Shutter
Drag the button to open or close the front shutter.
6) Back Shutter
Drag the button to open or close the back shutter.
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7) Shutter Rotation
Drag the button to rotate the shutter.
8) Finish Collimator Control Mode
The system reverts to the image control mode.
9) Auto
Set up auto collimation function
Left: OFF , Right: ON
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4.1.5 Operation Buttons
You can control the system, images, and image processing unit of the cart.
A button with a triangle activates the Control Area.
1) Anatomical program
Optimized exposure and image processing conditions
are applied according to target sites (hand, spine,
thoracic, and knee).
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2) Auto Brightness Control
ABC
automatically
searches
optimized
kV,
mA
according to the irradiation position of the patient.
It's applied for the machine. Then the user can get
the optimized real-time image.
This function can be used on Continue Mode, Pulse
Mode and is used for either if there is frequent
change or if it's hard to adjust kV and mA.
(It's impossible to adjust kV and mA by manual
during using ABC)
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3) Save
Function to save the obtained LIH image.
4) Image Scroll
LIH image of the cart can be scrolled.
5) Pulse
X-ray purses are controlled.
(Refer to 4.1.5.3)
6) DNR (Dynamic Noise Reduction)
DNR mode is selected.
(Refer to 4.1.5.4)
7) Dose Level
Set up the level of dose
(Refer to 4.1.5.5)
8) Swap
Change the image location of Live abd Reference
9) Snap Shot
Snap shot mode is selected.
10) Motion detection
Afterimage created by motion of a subject is
removed.
11) Metal detection
Provide high quality images by optimizing the
brightness and contrast of the image.
11) Cine
Images obtained are saved in Cine.
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4.1.5.1 Anatomical program

Low Dose
Program
Mode

Hand
Knee
Thoracic
Spine
Continue
45 kVp
0.3 mA
60 kVp
1.0 mA
70 kVp
1.8 mA
80 kVp
2.4 mA
15 pulses
45 kVp
1.0 mA
60 kVp
1.3 mA
70 kVp
2.2 mA
80 kVp
3 mA
8 pulses
45 kVp
1.0 mA
60 kVp
1.3 mA
70 kVp
2.2 mA
80 kVp
3 mA
4 pulses
45 kVp
1.6 mA
60 kVp
1.6 mA
70 kVp
2.6 mA
80 kVp
3.6 mA
2 pulses
45 kVp
1.0 mA
60 kVp
1.6 mA
70 kVp
2.6 mA
80 kVp
3.6 mA
1 pulses
45 kVp
1.0 mA
60 kVp
1.6 mA
70 kVp
2.6 mA
80 kVp
3.6 mA
Middle Dose
Program
Mode
Hand
Knee
Thoracic
Spine
Continue
45 kVp
0.5 mA
60 kVp
1.5 mA
70 kVp
2.5 mA
80 kVp
3.4 mA
15 pulses
45 kVp
1.0 mA
60 kVp
1.9 mA
70 kVp
3.1 mA
80 kVp
4.3 mA
8 pulses
45 kVp
1.0 mA
60 kVp
1.9 mA
70 kVp
3.1 mA
80 kVp
4.3 mA
4 pulses
45 kVp
1.0 mA
60 kVp
2.3 mA
70 kVp
3.8 mA
80 kVp
5.1 mA
2 pulses
45 kVp
1.0 mA
60 kVp
2.3 mA
70 kVp
3.8 mA
80 kVp
5.1 mA
1 pulses
45 kVp
1.0 mA
60 kVp
2.3 mA
70 kVp
3.8 mA
80 kVp
5.1 mA
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
High Dose
Program
Mode
Hand
Knee
Thoracic
Spine
Continue
45 kVp
2.0 mA
60 kVp
3.0 mA
70 kVp
5.0 mA
80 kVp
6.8 mA
15 pulses
45 kVp
2.0 mA
60 kVp
3.8 mA
70 kVp
6.3 mA
80 kVp
8.5 mA
8 pulses
45 kVp
2.0 mA
60 kVp
3.8 mA
70 kVp
6.3 mA
80 kVp
8.5 mA
4 pulses
45 kVp
2.0 mA
60 kVp
4.5 mA
70 kVp
7.5 mA
80 kVp 10.2 mA
2 pulses
45 kVp
2.0 mA
60 kVp
4.5 mA
70 kVp
7.5 mA
80 kVp 10.2 mA
1 pulses
45 kVp
2.0 mA
60 kVp
4.5 mA
70 kVp
7.5 mA
80 kVp 10.2 mA
The X-Ray irradiation condition can be changeable depends on the device specififaction.
4.1.5.2 kVp/mA setting
1) kVp
Function to increase by 1 of kVp.
2) mA
Function to increase by 0.1 of mA
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4.1.5.3 Pulses mode
Continue
Fuction to set up Continuous fluoroscopy mode.
15 Pulse
Function to set up pulse rate to 15.
8 Pulse
Function to set up pulse rate to 8.
4 Pulse
Function to set up pulse rate to 4].
2 Pulse
Function to set up pulse rate to 2.
1 Pulse
Function to set up pulse rate to 1.
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4.1.5.4 DNR
1) Low
Fuction to set up DNR to low mode.
2) Middle
Function to set up DNR to middle mode.
3) High
Function to set up DNR to high mode.
4.1.5.5 Dose Level
1) Low
Irradiate the X-Ray in minimum dose.
2) Normal
Irradiate the X-Ray in normal dose.
3) High
Irradiate the X-Ray in maximum dose.
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4.1.6 Radiography
When radiography mode is activated, mA value will change in to mAs and create buttons that can control
kVp and mAs
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5. Creation of a Image with OSCAR
5.Creation of Images with OSCAR
Basically, you can obtain images with OSCAR Prime in four ways as follows.
Exposure
Mode
Exposure Method
OP Setting
Tube Voltage and Current Setting
Manual Control
(Manual)
Automatic Control
(ABC)
Manual Control
(Manual)
Automatic Control
(ABC)
Continuous
Fluoroscopy
Mode
Pulsed fluoroscopy
Snap shot
Radiography
Mode
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Radiography
Manual Contro
(large focus)l
Manual Control
(Manual)
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
Characteristics of Exposure Modes
1) Continuous fluoroscopy mode
Continuous fluoroscopy mode allows a user to expose x-ray at a patient
continuously and to view the obtained live images through the live monitor.
2) 15/8/4/2/1 Pulsed fluoroscopy mode
15/8/4/2/1 pulsed fluoroscopy mode allows a user to expose x-ray at a patient at
regular intervals and to view the obtained live images through the live monitor.
In the pulse mode X-Ray irradiates devided 15/8/4/2/1 times in 1 second. By using this function
patient and users dosage can be lower and the device usage time can be longer.
7) Snap shot mode
Snap shot mode allows a user to expose x-ray for 0.2 sec. with tube current (mA)
twice the amount set for the equipment currently in order to obtain a highresolution image in the fluoroscopy mode.
However, ABC (or automatic brightness control) feature is not available in this
mode, and a user sets the tube current manually.
8) Radiography mode
Radiography is a technology of implementing a radiographic method with the Carm, allowing a user to set tube voltage (kVp) and tube current (mAs) manually and
view images with cassette film.
However, ABC (or automatic brightness control) feature is not available in this
mode.
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5. Creation of a Image with OSCAR
5.1 Instruction Use the Fluoroscopy Mode with Manual Control
1) Set the exposure mode to Continuous or
Pulsed Fluoroscopy(15,8,4,2,1).
2) Adjust tube voltage and tube current manually using the
control buttons.
3) Set up DNR setting, that user prefer.
Motion
Mode
Noise
High
↓
↑
Normal
○
○
Low
↑
↓
detection
Remarks
Obtain a clear image
A lot of movement in
the treatment area
4) Set the image magnification.
5) Set the image rotation
6) Set the image reverse with each button.
7) Once the settings are selected, exposures the x-ray by using the SHOT switch, or Hand switch or Foot
switch of the device.
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5.2 Instruction Use the Fluoroscopy Mode with Automatic Control
1) Set the exposure mode to Continuous or
Pulsed Fluoroscopy(15,8,4,2,1).
2) If you find it difficult to set proper tube voltage and tube
current or the target site keeps changing, activate ABC
(Automatic Brightness Control) feature for automatic settings.
3) Set up DNR setting, that user prefer.
Motion
Mode
Noise
High
↓
↑
Normal
○
○
Low
↑
↓
detection
Remarks
Obtain a clear image
A lot of movement in
the treatment area
4) Set the image magnification.
5) Set the image rotation
6) Set the image reverse with each button.
7) Once the settings are selected, exposures the x-ray by using the SHOT switch, or Hand switch or Foot
switch of the device.
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5.3 Instruction to Use the Snap Shot Mode
1) Set the Snap Shot mode.
2) Adjust tube voltage and tube current manually using the
control buttons.
3) Set up DNR setting, that user prefer.
Motion
Mode
Noise
High
↓
↑
Normal
○
○
Low
↑
↓
detection
Remarks
Obtain a clear image
A lot of movement in
the treatment area
4) Set the image magnification.
5) Set the image rotation.
6) Set the image reverse with each button.
7) Once the settings are selected, exposures the x-ray by using the Hand switch
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5.4 Instruction to Use the Radiography Mode
1) Set the exposure mode to Radiography.
2) Adjust tube voltage and tube current manually using the
control buttons.
3) heck the icon for atmospheric status.
4) Check the icon (white) for exposure.
5) Press the Hand switch to expose x-ray and check if the icon
for exposure status is yellow.
6) Upon completion of x-ray exposure, the icon turns into white.
Check the icon for atmospheric status again.
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6. Cautions, Storage, and Maintenanace After Use
6. Cautions, Storage, and Maintenance After Use
6.1 Cautions
1) Disconnect the power plug by pulling the plug, not the cable.
2) Organize the equipment, parts, and cord before keeping them in storage.
3) Contact Customer Service immediately and wait for a technician to contact you in case of system
malfunction or failure.
4) Never attempt to disassemble or modify the system.
6.2 Storage
1) The place for installment should be free from moisture.
2) The place should be also free of negative impact from atmospheric pressure, temperatures, humidity,
ventilation problems, dust, salt, air containing sulfur content, and so forth.
3) Keep the system safe from a slope, vibrations and shocks (Also during transportation).
4) Keep the system away from chemicals or sources of gas generation.
6.3 Maintenance
1) The performance of the system and parts should be inspected on a regular basis.
(Refer to Appendix 2. Maintenance.)
2) Please make sure if the system operates properly before use after a long period of storage. Contact
Customer Service if you need help.
6.4 C leaning
1) Turn off the system before cleaning.
2) Use a neutral detergent to clean the equipment on a regular basis and make sure that no liquid comes in
contact with the inside.
3) Disinfect a site in contact with a patient with 2% ammonia water or other antiseptic solutions.
4) Do not use a detergent or antiseptic solution that may cause corrosion.
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7. Specifications
7.1 Classification and Applicable Standards
7.1.1 Classification
Protection level and type for
rating
Item Type
Class 1 and Type B
Radiotherapy system
Item No.
7.1.2 Applicable International Standards
EN 60601-1:2006
EN 60601-1-2:2007
EN 60601-1-3:2008
EN 60601-2-28:2010
EN 60601-2-43:2010
EN 60601-2-54:2009
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7. Specifications
7.2 Power and Other Specifications
1) Input
Rated power
AC 220V ± 10%
Power consumption
5.3kW with max. rated output
Frequency
60 Hz
2) Output
- Radiography
120kV
Output voltage and current
100kv @ 5mAs (max.) 5.3KW
50kv
Range of voltage
Range of current
@ 100mAs (max.)
@ 200mAs (max.) 1.5KW
40kV ~ 120kV, Step: 1kV
0.6m
As - 200mAs, 26 Steps
2.0mA - 40.0mA (Mode:
Snap Shot)
- Fluoroscopy
Output voltage and current
120kV, 4mA (max.)
Range of voltage
40kV - 120kV, step: 1kV
-Small focus :
0.2mA - 6.0mA, Continuous
Range of current
0.2mA - 10.0mA, Pulsed Fluoroscopy
-Large focus :
2.0mA - 20.0mA, Continuous
2.0mA - 20.0mA, Pulsed Fluoroscopy
3) Total Filtration
Inherent filtration
0.8mmAl(DF-183SBR)
0.5mmAl(OX/110-0514)
Added filtration
Anode Heat Capacity
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50.7kHU (35.5kJ)
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4) Environment
In use
- Temperatures
+15℃ - +35℃
- Humidity
30% - 85%RH (no dew condensation)
In storage
- Temperatures
-15℃ - +45℃
- Humidity
10% - 90%RH (no dew condensation)
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7. Specifications
7.3. Major Parts Specification
7.3.1 High Voltage Generator
1) Input
Constant
Single phase
Frequency
50~60Hz
Voltage
220~230VAC±10%
Power capacity
5.3kW
2) Output
- Radiography
Output voltage and current
Range of voltage
Range of current
120kV
@ 100mAs (max.)
100kV
@ 5mAs (max.) 5.3KW
50 kV
@ 200mAs (max.) 1.5KW
40kV ~ 120kV, Step: 1kV
0.6mAs ~ 200mAs, 26 Steps
2.0mA ~ 40.0mA (Mode:
Snap Shot)
- Fluoroscopy
Output voltage and current
120kV, 4mA (max.)
Range of voltage
40kV ~ 120kV, step: 1kV
- Small focus :
0.2mA ~ 6.0mA, Continuous
Range of current
0.2mA ~ 10.0mA, Pulsed Fluoroscopy
- Large focus :
2.0mA ~ 20.0mA, Continuous
2.0mA ~ 20.0mA, Pulsed Fluoroscopy
Time control
0-5 min alarm
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432 (W) X 260 (H) X152 (D)
Weight
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7.3.2 X-ray Tube
1) Tube Name
DF-183SBR
2) Electrical Data
Circuit
DC (CENTER GROUNDED)
Tube operating voltage
40kV - 120kV
Focus
Large focus: 1.8mm / Small focus: 0.5mm
Input energy
Large focus: 5.3kW / Small focus: 1.1kW
3) Mechanical Data
Dimensions
Total length: 176mm
Max. tube diameter: 64mm
Target angle
16°
Inherent filtration
0.8 mm Al
7.3.2 X-ray range
430mm x 430mm AT SID 909mm
Cooling system
Air-cooling
Cooling Time
10 min.
4) Max. and Min. Assessment
Max. tube voltage
125kV
Min. tube voltage
40kV
Filament current
Large: 4.6A,
Anode Heat Capacity
50.7kHU (35.5kJ)
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1) Tube Name
OX/110-0514
2) Electrical Data
Circuit
DC (CENTER GROUNDED)
Tube operating voltage
40kV - 120kV
Focus
Large focus: 1.4mm / Small focus: 0.5mm
Input energy
Large focus: 4.5kW / Small focus: 1.2kW
3) Mechanical Data
Dimensions
Total length: 164mm
Max. tube diameter: 62mm
Target angle
15°
Inherent filtration
0.5 mm Al
7.3.2 X-ray range
487mm x 487mm AT SID 909mm
Cooling system
Air-cooling
Cooling Time
10 min.
4) Max. and Min. Assessment
Max. tube voltage
120kV
Min. tube voltage
40kV
Filament current
Large: 4.5A,
Anode Heat Capacity
70.4kHU (50kJ)
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7.3.3 Detector
7.3.3.1 FPD (Flat Panel Detector)
TYPE
GFD-200 (DualRay-Q)
Detector Type
CMOS
a-Si TFT
Active image area
260 x 256 mm
229.12 x 229.12 mm
Maximum Resolution (lp/mm)
4.6
2.8
Frame rate
30 Frames/S
29 Frames/S
Number of Pixel
2,600 x 2,560
1,280 x 1,280
Pixel sampling resolution
14 bits
16 bits
Pixel pitch
100 µm
179 µm
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7.3.4 Iris Controller
Operation
Manual/remote motor drive
Structure
Lead shutter
Speed
Rotation: 180° / 15sec
Long & Cross : 5 sec.(Open-close)
Aperture
Round 14.8 mm for 8" x 10" cassette
Precision
2% OF SID IN USE
7.3.5 X-ray Support
SID
1000mm
C-arc up/down range
500mm
C-arc forward/backward range
200mm
C-arc rotation angle
180°
C-arc Panning
± 12.5°
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7.4 Dimensions and Weight
7.4.1 OSCAR Prime
- FPD weight: 250 kg ± 5%
- FPD dimensions (Unit: mm)
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- Cart weight: 80 kg ± 5%
- Cart dimensions (Unit: mm)
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7.5. System Labeling
Please check the labels and manual before you connect the system to power.
[OSCAR Prime]
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7.5.1 Manufacturer Labeling
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7.5.2. System Labeling
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7.6 Dose information
7.6.1 Air kerma
Air kerma value

hand
Mode
kVp
knee
mA
AKR (mGy/min)
Fluoroscopy &
45
Normal dose Mode
Fluoroscopy &
45
High dose Mode
0.487
6.9
70
80
80
6.8
54.56
2.5
70
3.4
21.95
5
70
mA
AKR (mGy/min)
80
7.47
6.2
29.4
kVp
32.38
1.5
60
2.5
70
3.197
2.1
mA
12.45
3
60
spine
AKR (mGy/min)
15.27
0.5
45
1.5
60
5.45
Normal dose Mode
pulse &
60
kVp
5.28
2
45
mA
AKR (mGy/min)
0.755
High dose Mode
pulse &
0.5
kVp
thoracic
6.8
13.3
10.3
80
52.2
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During repetitive or prolonged interventional procedures skin dose levels can be high enough under intended
use to cause a risk of deterministic effects. The severity of the deterministic injury is directly proportional to the
skin dose, and appropriate management. The best X-ray mode for the procedure should be used.
• If Operator can, stand at least 6 feet from the x-ray tube and behind leaded shielding.
• Otherwise, stand out of the direct line of the primary projection beam and wear:
- Leaded aprons;
- Thyroid shields when close to the patient;
- Eye protection when next to the patient during frequent or long periods of fluoroscopy;
- Radioprotective gloves if hands are exposed to the direct beam.
• Face the unit when wearing leaded aprons.
• Do not hold the patient in position during fluoroscopy unless absolutely necessary.
• Do not fold leaded aprons and shields. Hang them or lay them flat to decrease cracking.
• Test leaded devices regularly for effectiveness.
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7.6.2 Interventional reference point
- OSCAR Prime equipment is comply with the requirements of international standards.
- Air Kerma of Zen-7000 was measured through dose probe from the interventional reference point.
7.5.3 Test geometry for measuring the air kerma rate
The comparison of the air kerma rate in small focus mode and high focus mode was measured each position.
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Appendix
Appendix 1. X-ray Exposure Reference Table
Part
Direction
Thickness(Cm)
Distance(Cm)
kVp
mAs
Grid
A.P.
18
80
70
25
+
A.P.
20
80
75
25
+
Lat.
15
80
70
20
+
Lat.
17
80
70
25
+
A.P.
19
80
65
20
+
A.P.
12
80
70
16
+
Lat.
26
80
80
25
+
Lat.
11
80
70
12
+
A.P.
19
80
80
25
+
A.P.
21
80
80
32
+
Lat.
25
80
100
40
+
Lat.
28
80
100
50
+
A.P.
19
80
80
25
+
A.P.
21
80
80
32
+
Shoulder joint
9
80
60
8
-
Humerus
6
80
55
6
-
Hand
2
80
45
3
-
Femur
15
80
65
8
-
Knee joint
12
80
65
10
-
Ankle
7
80
65
6
-
Toes
3
80
50
6
-
Bladder
20
80
80
20
+
Skull
Thoracic spine
Lumbar spine
Pelvis
Please refer to the table for the fluoroscopy mode and adjust kV and mA/mAs if an image is dark
or blurry.
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Appendix 2. Maintenance
The user is responsible for proper operation and maintenance of the system.
Please perform a regular inspection for your and a patient’s safety according to the following.
Interval
Inspection Items
Inspector
Results
1
2
3
4
5
Remarks
Power plug connection
Grounding connection
Power off after using the
system
Cleanness of the system
Sterilization of the area in
Daily
contact with a patient
On / Off Switch
User
Up/Down, Right/Left buttons
Hand switch
Patient registration
Image save and retrieval
Weekly
Temperature and humidity
Emergency switch
Tube Voltage Accuracy Test
Disuse for 6
months or
more
Tube Current Accuracy Test
Exposure Dose to the patient
Manufacturer
Detector calibration
Perform an inspection and a test on a regular basis to maintain the desirable quality of the system
and images.
This system should receive an inspection per every 3 years for proper use from the date upon
which it is purchased.
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Appendix
Appendix 3 Error Message
An error message is displayed on an x-ray control device if a problem occurs and the system cannot be
operated properly. Check the message and take corrective measures.
Code No.
Error Message
1
Cause
Temporary
Emergency
Cause
Emergency Switch is pressed.
- Reboot the device and check after 2~3 hours.
※ If the same problem happens, ask for technical service.
Code No.
Foot Switch
Cause
Foot Switch was pressed
FOOT Switch is pressed.
- Reboot the device and check after 2~3 hours.
Measure
※ If the same problem happens, ask for technical service.
Code No.
Shot Switch
Error Message
Cause
Temporary
Shot Switch was pressed
SHOT Switch is pressed when the power is turned on
- Reboot the device and check after 2~3 hours.
Measure
※ If the same problem happens, ask for technical service.
Code No.
Ready Switch
Error Message
Cause
Temporary
Measure
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Emergency switch was pressed
Measure
Temporary
5
- Reboot the device and check after 2~3 hours.
Code No.
Error Message
4
High voltage generator is overheating.
※ If the same problem happens, ask for technical service.
Temporary
3
Overheat tank
Measure
Error Message
2
Overheat
Ready Switch was pressed
Ready Switch is pressed when the power is turned on.
- Reboot the device and check after 2~3 hours.
※ If the same problem happens, ask for technical service.
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Code No.
Error Message
6
Cause
Temporary
Error14
Cause
Exposure abort
Hand switch released earlier than mAs or time set for the shooting mode
or snap shot mode.
Shoot again by not releasing the hand switch until the WAITING MESSAG
Measure
is displayed.
Code No.
UP/DOWN Switch
Cause
Temporary
UP/DOWN switch was pressed.
UP/DOWN Switch is pressed when the power is turned on.
- Reboot the device and check the problems.
Measure
※ If the same problem happens, ask for technical service.
Code No.
Error25
Error Message
Cause
Temporary
EEPROM Write Fail
Error of Board control MAIN F2 B/D or
Board control Xray generator
EEPROM
- Reboot the device and check the problems.
Measure
※ If the same problem happens, ask for technical service.
Code No.
Error101
Error Message
10
- Reboot the device and check the problems.
Code No.
Error Message
9
Detector or camera output signal is wrong.
※ If the same problem happens, ask for technical service.
Temporary
8
when CCU VD signal is absent
Measure
Error Message
7
Error13
Cause
Temporary
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INVETER ASS’Y output current is higher than the set value.
- Reboot the device and check the problems.
※ If the same problem happens, ask for technical service.
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Code No.
Error Message
11
Cause
Temporary
Error103
Cause
Power OFF and reboot after 10 min.
Code No.
Error104
Cause
I-104 INVERTER_N_EPFB_110_ERR
Tank (Generator) output - KV Feedback value is 110%.
Power OFF and reboot after 10 min.
Measure
※ If the same problem happens, ask for technical service.
Code No.
Error105
Cause
Temporary
I-105 INVERTER_EPFB_LOW_ERR
Tank (Generator) output KV Feedback value is low.
Power OFF and reboot after 10 min.
Measure
※ If the same problem happens, ask for technical service.
Code No.
Error106
Error Message
Cause
Temporary
I-106 INVERTER_DRV_OVERHEAT_ERR
INVERTER ASS’Y is overheating.
Power OFF and reboot after 10 min.
Measure
※ If the same problem happens, ask for technical service.
Code No.
Error107
Error Message
Cause
Temporary
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Tank (Generator) output + KV Feedback value is 110%.
※ If the same problem happens, ask for technical service.
Error Message
16
I-103 INVERTER_P_EPFB_110_ERR
Measure
Temporary
15
Power OFF and reboot after 10 min.
Code No.
Error Message
14
Tank (Generator) output +,- KV Feedback value is wrong.
※ If the same problem happens, ask for technical service.
Temporary
13
I-102 INVERTER_DELTA_EPFB_ERR
Measure
Error Message
12
Error102
F-107 INVERTER CONNECTION_ERR
GENERATOR FEEDBACK CABLE is not plugged in.
Power OFF and reboot after 10 min.
※ If the same problem happens, ask for technical service.
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Code No.
Error Message
17
X-ray TUBE FILAMENT current is low.
Temporary
Power OFF and reboot after 10 min.
Measure
※ If the same problem happens, ask for technical service.
Code No.
Error112
Cause
Temporary
Power OFF and reboot after 10 min.
Code No.
Error113
Cause
F-113 FILAMENT_NO_SETI_FIL_OCP_ERR
There is no FILAMENT CURRENT value (SET_I_FIL).
Power OFF and reboot after 10 min.
Measure
※ If the same problem happens, ask for technical service.
Code No.
Error114
Error Message
Cause
Temporary
F-114 FILAMENT_SET_I_FIL_OCP_ERR
The set FILAMENT CURRENT value (SET_I_FIL) is normal but OCP has
occurred.
Power OFF and reboot after 10 min.
Measure
※ If the same problem happens, ask for technical service.
Code No.
Error115
Error Message
21
X-ray TUBE FILAMENT current is high.
※ If the same problem happens, ask for technical service.
Temporary
20
F-112 FILAMENT_FIL_OCP_ERR
Measure
Error Message
19
F-111 FILAMENT_FIL_LOW_ERR
Cause
Error Message
18
Error111
Cause
Temporary
Measure
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F-115 FILAMENT_SEI_I_FIL_LOW_ERR
The set FILAMENT CURRENT is low (SET_I_FIL DATA).
Power OFF and reboot after 10 min.
※ If the same problem happens, ask for technical service.
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Code No.
Error Message
22
Cause
Temporary
23
Power OFF and reboot after 5min.
Error Message
C-131 Capbank is charging.
Cause
CAPBANK ASS’Y is charging.
Cause
Power OFF and reboot after 5min.
※ If the same problem happens, ask for technical service.
C-132 CAPBANK_NOT_CHARGING_ERR
There is no change in CAPBANK ASS’Y charging voltage.
(Check the charging status within 17 secs. when the power is on)
Power OFF and reboot after 5min.
Measure
※ If the same problem happens, ask for technical service.
Code No.
Error133
Error Message
Cause
Temporary
C-133 CAPBANK_OVER_CHARGING_ERR
Charging voltage is higher than set value for CAPBANK ASS’Y.
Power OFF and reboot after 5min.
Measure
※ If the same problem happens, ask for technical service.
Code No.
Error134
Error Message
Cause
Temporary
C-134 CAPBANK_LOW_CHARGING_ERR
Charging voltage is lower than set value for CAPBANK ASS’Y.
(Check the charging status after 17 secs. when the power is on)
Power OFF and reboot after 5min.
Measure
※ If the same problem happens, ask for technical service.
Code No.
Error135
Error Message
Cause
Temporary
Measure
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ASS’Y LED STATUS
Error131
Temporary
27
Refer to CAPBANK
Code No.
Error Message
26
CAPBANK ERROR has occurred and D/A output is not stable.
※ If the same problem happens, ask for technical service.
Measure
25
C-130 CAPBANK_ERR
Measure
Temporary
24
Error130
C-135 CAPBANK_PFC_OCP_ERR
CAPBANK ASS’Y charging voltage is higher than setted charging current.
Power OFF and reboot after 5min.
※ If the same problem happens, ask for technical service.
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Code No.
Error
Message
28
Cause
Temporary
C-136 CAPBANK_OVER_TEMP_ERR
CAPBANK ASS’Y is overheating
Power OFF and reboot after 5min.
Measure
※ If the same problem happens, ask for technical service.
Code No.
Error138
Error
Message
29
Error136
Cause
Temporary
Measure
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C-138 CAPBANK_FULL_CHARING_FAIL_ERR
Charging is done at the level lower than the set voltage when the PFC actual
signal is given within CAPBANK ASS’Y.
Power OFF and reboot after 5min.
※ If the same problem happens, ask for technical service.
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